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1, Forwarded herewith for Headquarters information and
files is an Agent Service Record on LIRIKG-3.

2. As Addressees are aware, Wallace P. RAWTON recruited
and formerly handled LIRING-3 for the Hexico City Station.
Prior to ROnTON's PCS departure from Mexico City in July 1969,
it was deciced, after some discussion, to effect a turnover of
LEIRING-3, retner than terminate him, Although LIRIKG-3 apparently
i had been weli "burned" with the Cubans, he seemed to neve maintai:ed
. good contacts with members of the Reoel Armed Forces (FAR) of
[ Guatemala, !n addition, in May and June of this year, he had
" begun te develos access to same Panamanian revolutionaries of
t interest. It was therefore decided to rur- LIRING-3 on a triat
Wii besis to determine whether he could be used effectively against
“~ Central American revolutionary targets, despite his problems with
the Cubans, ;
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3. ROWTON introduced Leonard S. TORMET, in alias, to LIRING-3
on Tt July 1969, Although ROWTGN had represented himself to LIRMNG-3
as a Greek tusinessman, it was decided that it would be preferable
to “clear the air" somewhat with LIRING-3, at least by making it

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clear that he was in touch with a WOLADY organization. Nonethe
less, no specific expiaration was given LIRING-3 of his soonsor
and he requested none. LIRING-3 was told tnat TORMET would te
seeing him for some months, since ROWTON was leaving the country
for an indefinite period.
Kh. LIRIKG-3 was told that although TORHET was trusted by
ROWTON and collaborated with him, he represented a different
organization, LIRING-3 was also told that although he had jn the
past been receiving between 3,000.00 and 3,520.00 Mexican’ pesos
per month on an informal basis, TORMET's organization feit that
1,500 Mexican pesos per month ($120.00) woula te a fair salary at
this stage of the operation. TORMT explained that he was eweare
of LIRING-3's past activities directed against tre Cubans, and the
resultant problems which had arisen. It was explained that
Af rosver's interest was in Central American revolutionary activities.
In order to deal with LIRING-3's virtual "burnes" status with the
Cubans, he was directed to tell any Central American contacts that
the Cubans no longer trusted him, and that he tnerefore was no
longer directly involvec with any revolutionary groups or activities.
Nonetheless, LIRING-3 «as directed to offer any assistance which
ne Coula proviue CU eny FevVOIULIUNarIes, UN Lit basis Ul ies
leftist beliefs and the friendships which he hed made with FAR
members while in oriscn in Guatemala. [tt would then be @ matter
of time before we could learn whether LIRING-2 «2s complete .7
blacklisted in all revolutionary circles beca:se of his procviems
with the Cubans or whetner he could provide information of valve.

5. LIRING-3 throughout the meeting seemed in good spirits -
and he seemed to accec* the turnover without any qualms. . Indeed,
he pointed out that the Cubans had lost trust in him only after
he had been given various tasks to co by ROWION which he nad known
and warned in advance would cause suspicion, !t was agreed that
LIRING-3's troubles were not of his own making, but that ‘at this
stage all that could te done was to attempt to circumvent the
existing problems. !

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number and false name to ask for (Identity) to set up meetinas
with TORMET. Only the meeting time was to be set by phone, and
&@ prearranced pickup point was decided upon. It should te noted
that TORMET's QP vehicle was used for this first meeting with
LIRING-3, which means it was of course exposed to LIRING-3.

7. Subsequent to this meeting, LIRING-3 never initiated
contact with the Station. Although he might have lost the new
telephone number he was given to use with TORMET, there is no
Indication he ever again tried to call ROWTON, who was in Mexico
for at least three weeks after the | July turnover to TORMET.

8. The Station assumes that for whatever reasons, UiRInG-3
has in effect terminated himself. Given the nature of this case--
the fact that LIRING-3 was denounced in Cuban official circles as
@ RVROCK agent, the fact that LIRING-3 in over two years was never
very productive and-now the apparent decision of LIRING-3 to break

- off contact--it has been decided to make no effort to reestablish
contact with him.

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1. APPRECIATE REF A RESPONSE, AGREE WE DO NOT WANT SURFACE
WOFIRM INTEREST UIRING-3 OR WIFE TO GUATS IF CAN BE AYOIDED.
2, REF B WAS SENT FOLLOWING DISCUSSION WITH LIBING-3'S
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release. Station reluctant surface WOFIRM interest
however without Mexico City Station concurrance,

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SUBJECT: 17 September 1968 discussion with DRISCOLL ;
re LIRLG/3 & LIRING/4.

PARTICIPANTS: DRISCOLL, KERBE, FRANCIS and Laurence
: PIPER (C/WiH/2/G).

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1, LIRING/4 is stil} very concerned about the im-

prisonment of LIRING/3, LIRING/4 wil] not travel to Cuba
until she is assured of the anfate nt TIDIWA 19 nnennass

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as taorougniy discussed L/3 with L/4 and has pointed out
the danger of attempting ty intercede on L/3's behalf.
through business contacts, L/4 contacted the Cubans for’
assistance but they stated there was nothing they could do.
They have assisted L/4 with small amounts of money. L/3
has devised an open code whitch he uses in letters to let
L/4 know how he is. The letters are grim reading because
L/3 keeps stating he is unable to hold out much longer.
Fellow prisoners have warned L/4 nct to let the Guats

transfer him to another prison as this usually ends in the
prisoner being shot “while escaping.” One good result
from the continued imprisonment of L/3 is that both he and
L/4 are furthering their bona fides with the Cubans. , 1
2. L/4 is in telephone contact with the Third Secre--
tary of the Wexican Embassy in Guatenala. He has made
inouiries about L/3 with the Guats on behalf of Foreign

Minister CARRILLO Flores. A few weeks ago (prior to the

‘ assasination of the U.S. Ambassador) the Third Secretary

told L/4 there were three possibilities, the first which
he considered out of the question was that L/3 would be : a
shot, the second was that 1/4 would come to trial and'be

. released within a few weeks, and the third was that he would

receive a sentence of two or three years. Just prior ito
departing Mexico on this current trip, DRISCOLL attempted
to afrange a meet with L/4 tn the usual means by slipping a
typed note under her apartment door. She did not make the
meeting. DRISCOLL later learned through phone tap material,
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500 pesos. The purpose of the payment was not identified.
Later she made a call from the Cuban Enbassy which indicated
she was staying there until she could get the funds to pay
the Mexicans. DRISCOLL. therefore, concluded she had not
returned to her apartment and did not get the note to make
their meeting. DRISCOLL said SUAREZ (the visiting Cuba
Cultural type) has a key to L/3's apartment and night see
the note but would be unable to identify the sender since
DRISCOLL uses a meaningless st goon as a signature.

3. DRISCOLL now plans upon his return to Mexico to
recontact L/4 to get the latect reading mn 188s ctotus la
Guavemaia. 41 the Mexican Charge is unable to obtain L/3's
release ir behalf of the Nexicans and if it appears he will
be held indefinately, DRISCOLL wants to explore the possibility
of our doing something to get L/3 out so the operation | can
become active again.

4. In the above regard L/3 was discussed with vel puree
of the Guatemala desk. Mr. PIPER believed the Station has
a high enough contact with the Guats (E5M*:JOR/20-Presidents
brother) to arrange to get L/3 and his Vexican compatriot out
of prison and back to Mexico with a minimun security risk.
DRISCOLL said he would initiate the -cabie upon kis return to —
Mexico after he has talked with L/4. DRISCOLL felt he should
possibly travel to Guaterala and have a preliminary neet with
L/3 before Guat Station makes any all out effert to officially
request L/3's release. If, after seeing L/3 DRISCOLL is ‘satis-
fied that L/S is still an ally and is willing to cooperate
after his release then DRISCOLL believes we should atterpt to
have the Station intercede with ESMAJOR/20. Hopefully, ESMAJOR/
20 will arrange the release so that all involved believe it
has been done at the request and urging of the Mexican Govern-

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a “fron the gren aierce sa this resort, resorted on the make-
aa 3 -tp of tae FUT orrentzeticn in Eexteo es of April 1970.
7 io i Cerdesa and Eziczresl avds tm the *Dolegation of tke Central
“2. Committee” et that tise. TDCSS14/ “71 (BGC ), fron
& relisbla toueta, previdsd tha informatica that Alvarado,
ths Thied Seerctery ef the Pot, Pleaned to reside: in Mexico

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+ Cetorrmiring tlct activitios tire iccal PGT crcanizstion will
. “excertsze ce@ cae will corry tae ont. Tho other nenbers of
e “Direttive Comittes' aro Alfomso Bolorzaro
. Ferner Gem and daitioa Eodrigoesz Aldana. (Source
Caneent:; There kag been mo changs in tho e==bership of the
:itrireetive Comrittee” since April 1970. Althouch Rodriguez
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1. FATHER LIRING-4 DIED 21 APRIL. LIRING-4 FEELING VERY;
BAD ABOUT FACT SHE DID NOT SEE FATHER BEFORE DEATH HAS NOW:
APPLIED FOR VISA TO VISIT HER MOTHER IM CUBA. IF VISA GRANTED
PLANS STAY ORLY ONE OR T¥O WEEKS. a
"2. ROSTOW HAS KEPT AVAY FROM LiniuG-4 SINCE(CIRING-3
RELEASED FROM JAIL IW GUATEMALA AKD LIRING-3 HAS TOLD HER HE
QUT OF CLANDESTINE BUSINESS. IF H@S SO DESIRES HOWEVER ROWTON
COULD TRY REWEW CONTACT WITH HER TO SEE IF SHE WILLI8G ASSESS
SOME HER “FRIERDS” LISTED IM PARA 1A THROUGH IF OF REF B OR AT

LEAST COLLECT UP TO DATE BIO IMFO Cw THEM. (STATICK HAS SUB

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ACTION REQUIEE? - EEFERRITS

Action Required: FYI
Reference : HMMA~36408, 11 Februas

1. Porwarded attached as attachment #1 are ten contact
reports written by Wallace B, ROWTON dated 11, 14, 15, and
ID Totruacy, 27 werch © 13 91) and 25 anvil. and 5. Mav on

Poe qrepeouserens

the latest’ developments of the LIRING-3 operation.
2. The high points of ROWTON's reports are as follow:

a. LIRING’ -3 is intermittently in contact with
“Romulo,” whom he identified from a photo aph

produced by the Station as Mario Augustof MENDEZ. of - §. SO7ES
manera,

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1. Reports (10), h/w . . ;
2. Surveillance report, h/w ;
3. Identity sheet, u/s/c

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Orig & 2 - C/WHD (w/atts - 1 copy each atts 1 and 2; 3 copies
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b. "Romulo," who made at least one trip

"out
of town" from 17 February to 2 April 1969 (possibly
to Guatemala) during the period covered by ROSTON's
reports, appears to belong to a faction of the
Guatenalan FAR family disillusioned with PBRUMEN.

c. The only real service asked LIRING-3 by ~
"Romulo" during the period under review was to put
up an unidentified ‘‘comrade" scheduled to come to
Mexico at a date which “Roaulo" said he could not
determine exactly. This "comrade" was not the young
Guatemalan who dropped in on’ LIRING-3 for a couple
of days mentioned in the report dated 25 April.

d. LIRING-3 continues to collect clear evidence
that LIRING has done its best to denounce him as a
Suspicious element definitely not to be trusted (see
reports dated 15 and 19 February).

3. Several attempts to tail “Romulo” did not | produce
varticularly sienificant results. A vretext investigation of
apartment 102 of Calle Coahuila, where LIRING-3 met "Romuloy
produced the results contained in the Spanish language report
dated 26 Februgry. forwarded ‘as attachment #2. There were no
traces on the Ines Bastion de X* PIMENTEL family. Sexier at Pleaice
Re xics

4. There is little question at this point that TIRING
is close to persona non grata with LIRING. Hence, his further
usefulness against the PBRUMEN target is very limited.

ROWTON has Kept away from LIEING-4 since LIRING-3's release

from prison in Guatemala. Although LIRING-4, following her
father's death (see MEXICO CITY-0125), may visit her mother

in PBRUMEN, she has no particular love for LIRING or the PERUMEN
authorities. On the Guatemalan side of this operation, the
Station is, as it has done many times in the past, waiting for
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Date & Site of Meeting: 1100, 14/2/59; Casino Real
Next Keeving: 1000, 14/2/69; same place

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WACROMICMED
. JUN 2 1969

Reports/Informaticn Submitted by Avert: | poc. micro. ser. |

LIRIKG/3 told zowton that there ned ceen Littie or no dev2lo:zents
since he last saw Kowten (21/1/69),Jjust before Zowton asd
his business trip tc Monterrey. He commented *tnat he haa
wiser not to teke any initiative in seexing out his FAK ir
revisiting the LIzZzIiG office uatil R.oston had revurned. 5

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ou big once in the cempany of Carlos Veca, but nothing “gisnificant
had enerped from the casual conversation. Vega, at several points
in the conversation, nad munbled scnetzing te Zodriguez about tke
"crisis" but nieher cave an explanation. L/3 tcld Aowton that he as-

‘sumed that tois rcrark referrred to tae curres + factioneliss in the

Guatemaian revokutionary strurele. :
LIRING/3 then identified the attached photo of verio Aucosto Fendez
Aguilar immediately at the first glance as thet of "Rému10” »exa "Mario
Mendez" and "Pavel." LixinGc/3 dia not recognize the photo 2owton
showed him of Mario Otcriel Mendez HKoiina. : :

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Rowton told L/3 that according to the very skeschy inforzaticn he

had concerning Mario Aucosto Mendez Azuiler it appeared thet the letter
belogged to a strongly anti-PBRUNEN faction ani that this would perhaps
explain the turn-about of the LIRI'Gs after he, L/3, had indicated to
LIRING/9 that he was in contact with *Pavel." ,

Rowton urged L/3 to seek out "Rémulio”™ at the calle Coshuila 221 safe-
house, and, failing this, to recontact Humberto Gonzalez Vega at his
hoze on calle Manzanilio, in the hope that the latter could arrange

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4. Agont: LIRING/3
2. Date % Site of Meeting: 100C, 14/2/69; Tanino Keel’ zestaurant.
3. Kext Meetizg: 1100, 15/2/69; sane place.!
4, ADMINISTRATIVE: LIRING/3 tcld Rowton that his friend, Zerte Wicisses

be
. has renice a furnianeé apartrent that ean be used dy
him and Heston as a safenhouse as soon as it is vacated
by its preseat occupsnts. L/3 explained that these ce-
cupants ere relatives of sra Vicisser wao are visiviag
from Arzervina Sut who are exrected to retu srn to troeir

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5, REPCATS/INFORMATICON GIVeN sf AGINT:
L/3 tole zAcvton that "Rézulo® (whoz be identified fro
a photo as “ario Aurosto Mendez Azuiiar) visited ain eat
nis home unmannounced at abcut 2000 on 11 February and
stayed until almost xidnizchs. :
Accordize £9 1/3 Hém1o0- apoiosized for not naving seen
L/3 for so ionz ( last date repsrted wes 3/1/69) ex- oF
pPlainirs trat he was very busy. He then stated that he
had recently seen end talxed with Rodolfo Sandoval Al-
i egria in the(Lucuaberrijrrison and was pleasantiy scr-
prised to iearn that Sandoval fnew i/3 and spoke very
Righly of him. Réaulo then xent on to say that he had _
known Sz:.éoval many years and had actusliy been his de+
perce ee ooo => Buby in Guatemala. B6nulo recelled that when he wes last
_arrested (te explained parenthetically that he had been
arrested four times in all) he was wrtured in an effort
to make hiz reveal the whereabouts of Sandoval. He claimea
to L/3 t:at ae finally,to avoid execution, gave a false ;
‘address- that of one of Jandcval's reletives. ‘
L/3 tcle Reston that he then took the, occasion to tell
Rémulo of the harrassment he war being subjected to by
various persons whom he felt were desing inspired by the
Chief LIZIZG. I/3 told xowten thet Romulo then asked hin
what the false charces -rougat acainst hin were. L/3 told
Rémulo the truth, saying that ne kept setting reports that
he wos recarded as a .CrIKM agent. seporsing. to 1/3.26
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wr7ink to neutralize persors ena erouns not acting

uncer their c:ntrol. ce added that the people who reail7
count in the strurgle sere used to such nonsesse and
@ere aware of what che iIaiiGs were upto. ‘He added taat
as soon as Sendoval got out of prison he would "streichten
sene of those recple out" since te was personally aware ,
of L/3's covives and ectivities sefore his trip to +.¢é
‘ border. *hen L/3 mentioned his contacts with Carlos Vera
{always at the latter's initiative) ,R6mulo described him
as "Pastelito, a very sectarian sneaky pro-LIRING bestard".
He said he weuld like 1/3 to arranze a weeting with Veza
60 that he could burst in and confront uim with the facts.
Rezarding Husderto Gonzalez Vera, Réxulo said that be was
a good "elemento" and hed suffered a sreat deal for t
cause, but at the moment was rore or less wut of the pice
ture. He say no need for 1/3 to be in contact, with bis.
: Ween L/3 expressed a desire to have some way of contectiag
R6ézulo, the letter creeised to cive hin his home adéreaa
as soon as he move to a better place. Ee explained thst
at the moment be was living ina Zurnished room.
“At the end of the talk,when Rémio asked wanen they cozid
get together again, explaining that he ‘might have to go
doen to Criz2ba over the week-end, L/3 ‘told Rowton thet te
made a date for 1900 on 14/2/63. 1/3 tnen surgested thet
_ they meet outside so'es not to irvolve nis wife (1/3 toid
rococo ooo oo Beeton that be did this so that Zowton would have a chance
, to observe Rézulo in some public place), and Rénulo acread .
but said he ted a better sucecestion. Hel then stated that —
he knew a Nexican family very weil and could arrange that
they meet et their hoze and have dinner. He added that te
miskt bring along a Srother ("hersano” )j ana would come by
. I/3's home at 19CO to pick him up. L/3 ed, saying that
he had no objecticn to the brother con:bs alone. :

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2. Date & Site of Meeting: 11003, 15/2/69; Camino Real restaurant.
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LIkISG, 3 reported vhat ke met again with "Ré=ulo” out under circuz—
stances somewhat differe-t from tiat anticiosted. 1/3 related that
when he arrived at his erartnent about 1850 the pf: tvicug evenicsins
the company of his wife (a?ter heaving droppei off his dauzater at
#hea bers cf Lis caeewilec) be duuuu we note iren “rnosulo™ aszins his to
meet him at apartment 4102 of Calle Coahuile 200. .
L/3 continued that since his wife was vresensS woen he reeé the nete
he felt he had to.ask her te come along ( and in addition ste n2d been
upset thet afternoon ani did not want.to be left alone ). They therefore
both proceeded to the eiiress ziven by Rhule and found hiz there in
the sidst of a rather laree number of persons, apparently cf the sane
faniiy resicing in the arertsent. after about fifteen minutes. ef sccial
chetter, Roésulo suggested taat they so to a nearby restaurant, to talk
wore privately. Romulo tien toox 1/3 and his wife to the re estavrant
Kuku at Calle Coshuile 223 where they had dinner. L/3 told Rowton toat
because of his wife's fresence he was not able to discuss anythize sub-
' stentive with Xosulo ani cad to leave the questions te wanted) to ask him
: re PAR/BBRUMEX activites until a subsequent meetiaz. L/3 added tcat in
the course of conversation, Zorulo stated thet Redolfo Sandovél Alegria
i hoped to be released fron prison in Farch,19€9. Rosulo also ststed that
he worked in a newspaver office, but L/3 felt he could aot sehurely ask
3 the name of the newspaper at that time.
I/3 told Roxton that Aconulo agreed to another meeting on 18 Pei bruary and
~-—~ asked L/3 to met him ceain at apartment 102 of Coahuila 200 shortly after
1900, inasmuch as he Generally leaves his place of exploynent a little
before that bine. Komulo,l/3 and his wife then took in a movie. ce
L/3 then told sowton that after he ied left Rowton the previous éay he had
; another very disturbing exzerience (he appeared to Rowton ne Tous and sufe
i fering fron lack of sleep}. L/3 explained that when he dror into the
Saléa de la Plastica Mexicana abont 1300 on 14/2/69, he ran igto an ‘eld
friend, Panny Ravel, a “exican artist with who: he had worked livery closely
im PaaUHEN soze years aco. L/> continued to Acwton that despite their

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past friendship, Ferny Havel treated hiz in an obvious ievlé manner.
I/3, feeling trat te could not this nass unnoticed, fot fanny in wre

me seemer pores gers ernest reeset

Coroer and usxed wtet was up. The replied that fcr sore! tine she nad

; been hearing “disturbing reperts" abcut L/3. Under further guesticning
by L/3 sne specific: thatoricinally, soze 7-3 montis previcusly she
had been told by a LiainS official taat 1/3 "was not to: be trusted.
Fanny continued thas she dic rot ray tco cuch attention: te this(sizce

the official was ravner *low-ievel", out core recently ste was /tolé the

same thing by an “urizpeacnable source” and ccuid not challenge it des-
pite her higa perscnusi esteem for L/3. i
L/3 comzented to Heaton that tae "&ninpeachadle source" , must, be the Chief
LIRING, inasmuch as Fanny Revel as alveys been a close pe: cord friend
of nis and possibiv even ore of his cistresses. L/3 centiaved “that LreT-.2 8
hea several ites ccrzented to hi (when L/4 was working in ithe LIaIhG
effice) that Panny Havel was anfrequent telephone contact wita _ the Chief.
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Rowton tcld L/3 that ke was zore convinced than ever that the LIZIG

office had mountei = slander operation against him because of cis con-
tects with the Canii2

& Sanchez group (Leén Barrics brothers and 2onulo)
nich PSKUHIN sas arcerently attenptine to isciate in $beir own interest.

shen L/3 2 area a little cceuscled et this, Rowton continued that ae
felt L/3 shenla, at the 18 Feb meeting witn "“KSmuie", tell the latter t-a
he knew the gente the TIKINGs were up to and ask wRémalg® point biank
whether ne knew to what extent the LIASING office was trysze to sabdotace
FAR because of its nationalistic anti-:s2UHER position: Zoxton asked L/3
to entice "R26culo™ izto such a discussion in the hope. that “rémulo”
“would ask him, L/3, to telp discover any unilateral operati 2s PBRUMEN

’ pight be planning. Zeston continued that L/3 stould tell zoaule that
although he was virtually cut off from the LIKING office, he stil had
@ great reny FEaUMIN friends ( 2.6. i 7) fron

_whom he could possitiy get useful inforaation to help Rozulo’ $ ‘faction.
Roston suigested thst L/3 could also srovose to hoxzulo that they both
put the sgueeze on Carlos VEra (apparently a LIAING prdveca tion) to ob-
some preicuinary daforzation en the intentions of the LIRI+G. ‘operation. —

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Reports/Informatiin Given by Agent:

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LIRING/3 reported that “a4rulo” arpeared unanzrounced at his apartzert'

on the late afternocn of 17/2/59 and consecueztly he did rot go to meet
him at apartauent 102 of 2CO Coahuila st. on 12/2/69 as erizinally planned.
LIRInG/3 told Hewton that "85uulo" crozised tc see him again about 16K
on 20/2/59, coning to rick him up at his avartment.

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Godoy, tze wife of Jorge, at Gcbernacién ard vas so Cisturded at she cool

reception thas he looxed up vorze Goioy later that day to find out: what was
going on. dorge Godoy was quite frank with hiz tellinr his thatthe LicI\G
officé nad advised hin to keep clear of LIRINS/3 because he was inet te be
trusted. Godoy continued that a LIKING official had teld nin that LIRInG/3

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te LIAING Office based it assertion on the

sae an the
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followinz three points: (1) LIsING/3 had been in teuch wit: a foreimor who

pretenced to be a businessman but who did not do any business with raartanu, -

(2) LIsINS/3 had access to information that esuld come only from a police
source (3) LIRIKG/3 was resporsidle for the arrest of Identity/A and
had undertaken the mission to Gaateaala to get informzatica agains’ the re-
volution. - ; |

According to LIRiLG/3, dorge Godoy told him tras it was difficult to belive
all this, especially in the light of I1/3's reiatively long inprisonnent, but
he had to take it seriously in view of the source of the chargea. L/3 xx

told Rowtcn that he went over each point in rebuttal on a satter of principle

despite the fact thet Godor'’s mind obvio:sly was already ande UR.

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TIAING/3 told Rowvton that when he tclked later that day with "RGzulo” he ree

leted what had nappened with Godoy, "Rénulo" replied that. those LigIkG al-
legations were not to de taken seriously. He cotmented: "se have already
looked into them ard do not telieve them." He explained that for one thing
4f 1/3 hed beer a spy he certainly would have ecotinued (with the agproval

useful informaticn, instecd of sercitting himself to be arreste dust after
stepping across tne border. *Résulo"” azsreed with L/3 that the ERG office

‘and connivance of the authorities) on up the the sountains where} he could set .

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everzsthing Fossitie to isolate 743 Zron his sornal social contact

LIzZl.G charzes and cossibly de cern to L/3 aad or his wil
"to be careful® end for th

"certain elenents” among the Guectenalen revslutipnsries that leat belSeve the
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a 223C ne icea of & conirc.ta~
tion sith Carics Vega at tcis tine. He ccutinued the: if, towever, r/3 ¢ izsisted
he would be clea to have it t

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with Carlos veza to fizd out sho nad sexs 013
to provoke L/3. ERowton egreead thst little or nothing could be accompli ished
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in pursuing tnis matter. ‘
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voluticnuary, have courage 4nd Latience in ccafrontinz vhese probiexs. Le ccn-
tinued that ne hizmself anoned te ccztinue to see L/3 and he was'sure that thiscs
would work out. He stressed thet ce and his factic- value tte friendssip end

a es

loyalty of indiviguals such as 1/3 whereas the LIRING establistment is icterestel

only in sroups and organizatioms taat can further their ern interests.
5. GUIDANCE/INFURAMTIC given to asent:

Rowtoa encourazed 1/3 to continv> his efforts to find steady erploynent since
he was nost vulnerable tc both the LIRinS egents as weil as 74H in the meter
of bis financis] resources. 1/3 told Rowton that he had = ready been pronised
an appointment to some teaching zmesition br Zavier isrincsa, phivate secretary
to Yatez, the Secretary of =duceticn. L/3 conmented that Espinosa is 2¢ neart
a "good progressive" and has been very syaratretic to hin sixce his retura to
Mexico. L/3 elso steted that he izcends to lock up Eerecieo cepeda in che hope
that the latter car clace hia soreshere in CCRASUPO or arransela job: with his
Chiapas newspecer ( "Rerovacién’). ;

SKowton also ursed 1/3. to continve te elicit informeticn fros "Rézulo”™ ccxser-
ning nis faction of the PAR 2nd enr knowles os he might have concerning tre

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41. Agent: LTLLG/3

2. Date & Site of Meeting: 1000, 27/3/66; Cafuiro Zeal geste

3. text keetiz: Sane place and tine, 7/5/69.

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LIZING/3 reported that unfortunately "Rezulo” (Yarie Augesto RERDEZ 4suilar)

hed not reanveared since his iast meeting with hie ( 17/2/63) ané tust he

felt he cculid do nothing but wait for Liz to initiate the TeccmEtecte

TTVTUG/Y continued that on his own initiative te had drozrei oy the ID=TuG
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offices on 21 March, feelire tnozt ne should not c
lation despite the unfavorable runors against
that office. He told Rowton that unfortunstel7 ne ;

mvinve to remain in iso-
ain arperently origiznztea by
a@ not find anyone of

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inportance in the offices at that tine, but was trld oy the catekeerer that
"they wanted to see hin" and that ne should returs early the following week.

LIFUMG/3 contis-eé to Rowten +
cided te teleshnome LIXING/O at 4

but was tola by a woman with a

toes instead of returning to the office =2 de-
ig nome. Fe did so on the morning of 25/3/69
Yexie-n accent (obviously the maid }tset neither

LiRING/O nor LIRING/2 was at tone. LIRING/3 then left tis name and zsxed the

women to inform either of chem that he had celled.

ILTING/3 continued that atout 412CO that sare day ( 25/3/89} his o14 Zriend

‘laentaty B

avpeared unanrounced at tis appartzent. 1/3 told Rowton that

altoouch it was obvious that Iden B had acpeare@ in restonse to tre tele-
t
phone message that L/3 nad left for LIRING/G, Iden B did not refer <9 it,

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explaining sizply thet he hed Zropped arcund tc see how LIRING/§ end tis wife

were doings. Ze did mentione® susseauentir in te conversation that se was
no¢ living with LiRI.G/2 and LIRING/O and LIkz ¥G/43 in their "very exple*
apartment. Iden B continued thet he hoped to retdin in Mexico until July

4969 and that he was pleuniag to marry a Mexican divorcée with three

--- (boys) whom he bad orizinally net many vears aco in a visif to Fexico City.
. MIRIKG/3 told: Roston that Iden B wag surprisinrly cordial, regrettins the

fact that ther had not seen eaca other for .some Size and ehcouragiac LIRING/3

children

to keep in tsuch in the future. He invited 5/3 to lingh on 29/3/69 det asked
his to teleshone to confirm. tie rave L/3 the telephcce. number of LIAiNG/9"s

residence, apparently forrettice that L/3 already tad she
Iden B then tcld LINING/3 cot to be. disturbed over the r
about him, since he himself bad been subjected to much th

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FRECKEN Chief would not be retdrnin~ to Mexico, and

avpy. To console T/3, Iden B continued that the LIA:

with the staff, since he was considered to forme] ani snedbish, and sozeviat

petty in his vindictiveness. Iden B erreed with 1/3 that the LIAING Chie? had
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shis should reke 1/3
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reputation,and crodabliz 2ct
of Carzen Lozada's fataer and

c would replace the LIRING Chief. Ee comnen.ed thet
for sone tine beck he had withdrawn from politefis and tri 4

business, earning tis Li

Gn the domestic si
bea” both politic...
itself in a squeeze play between the biz powers end wes senuin2eivy fearful of

a Sovtet/Nixon rerprochement, a& tneir expense, of ccurse. Cn tne econcais side

ving by giving lectures on “is own initiative.

ian, Iden B cocmacr*ed the

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ivy and econetically. He oxpleined that FEXUMEN currentiy found

Iden B conmentei that he was hepoy te be in Mexico but added weekly taat chere
was every hope that things wsould zet better by 197C. shen L/3 countered thet

everyone nad been sincine that tune for many years, Iden B did rot defend his
position. {

‘LIHING/3 then tcld Rovtcon that he took the occasion to sention to Iden B that

a certain Carlos Yeza ( akaCarios Enrique IOPEZ Garcia) nad been pestering his \
in tne hope of finding someone traveling to PRBRIHEN who would be willing *c $

carry some packeses to soze of nis friends (includins the son of Turcios). inep

L/3 asked Iden B «nether he would oe willing to meet this Carlos Vera before

consenting to carry over ais packages, Iden B replied; "sf ,cono ro. Con sucho
gusto.” a

LIRING/3 commented to Reston that he brousht up the neze of Carlos YEGa as a
sign of good faith both vis-avis the latter as well as the Lads office since

he felt it hishly rrobablge that Vega was reporting resularly te the LIRIN¢ cozple

either directly cr indirectly and that in fact Yera hed possibly been sent to
ehecx on LIRTIG/3 end his wife. LIRING/3 continued tret be planned to recon-
tect Jacobo Rodrisuez Padilla and ask him to p pass alons the messaze to Carios

Vega that LIRING/3 was anxious to see him again since te felt tact. he had se-

solved Vegq's "problerc." i

LIRiZG/3 also tcid aovton that he had expressed the desire to Idén B_ to re-
visit PBRUMSY sore time in tae future. Iden B replied taat he'sculd do every~
thing he could to expedite the visa, wnich he said he felt present no protien.

“LIRING/3 also toid Rowton that LIRI2G/4 had received a letter fron t her sother

asking ter to attenzrt to obtain a 30-day visitor's visa for nex to cone to
Mexico von vacation. LI#inG/3 told Rowton that he and PIRINC/S bad already

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meade fornsl applicaticn fer so2e visa, altheuss they were ret opt mistic that
Gobernsciér would srant it. LIRING/3 added chet ne did not rention this deve-
lopme:.t to Iden B saitcoush he sicht cossisly mention it in passing

at his next chat. LIRING/3 commented to Roster: that ne felt LIRILS/4's aother
mignt heve some interesting sossip but could ret be expected to tell him end
LIRIKG/S anything startlics. He added that he 22d appiied for the visa tore out
of courtesy that in earnest and actusily hosed that the visa would not be
eranted, since this would Five him end LIRING/+ a Food pretext to make another
trip to F2iUMEN for purely rersonsl reasons.

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H 2. Date & Site of  veatine: 1000, 7/8/69; restaurent of Camino Hes] notel.
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4, Informatién/Reports Given dy Arent:

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LIRING/3 reported that at lez:
Aguiler) had reappeared at hi

lest Fegnulo"( Vario Aucesto Hiencez
<nant, on the afternoon of 2 Arril,
<IuG/3 told So#ton that "Rénulo"

! without prior notice, aS usuel. i
i apolocize3 for nov having been sbie to revisit LIRING/3 before thet
date, ané explainec that he had been "out of town". Agcording to L/3
“mOmMuULO- C1Q NOT Five any exvlenatics of bis absence since mid-February

‘and L/3 felt he could not ask for

zuzh expicnation. "Rézulo" prozised

to keep ir touch with LIHING/3 by Grovping in to nis apertment “whenever
he could”. LINING/3 told Howton that he rade a disereet effort te =et
from "Réculo" a telephone nucter or eidress throusk whica he could be
contacted. :

LIRING/3 also reported that ne hed mat vith Iden B twice during
Easter week, tut as yet had teen uns ie to fet into hi's residence, as he

had hoped. He stressed that his reletionship with Iden B ‘was ing
proving steadily and he felt this a z30d sign, izasmuch as he felt certain
tat iden B ‘would not take the initiativeof recontacting LIsins/3
- without prior consultation with TIZIF3/9 and LIRING/2. ; :
LIRING/3 shen told Rowton thes TINTUS/& had received a very pessizistic
letter froz a certsin Echemendie, 2 txcle residing in Erooklyn, New York,
> - - who stated that LIRING/4's fether was dvine of cancer or the throat and
was unable to leave his home. LISING/3 continued that he had just dis-
covered that LIRING/4 on her own iritiative hed rushed to the U.S. con-
sulate and requested e visa. As she subsequently told LIRING/3, LI321)S/4
was inforzed by a consular official that her case would have to be "ine
vestigatec carefully by JCPACT" and tsat she was required to pay 125 pesos |.
for a telesram to Washinzton,5.C. to expedite the case. LIRING/3 told
Roston that be felt LIRING/8's action hed teen precipitous: ‘and could cause
bia additional embarrassment with the LIRING office..He added that ke dia
not think a visa would be rranted, bus asked Xowton to, do whatever he
could to rake certain that LI&TiG/4*s request was turned down. Hy con-
tinued thet in view of this unexcccted development, he! felt it wise
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to recontect LIBLNG/9 and tel] nim about DIG/4's eppiication for the
visa, Yowton asreed thet this would be the best ccurse of action,especi—
ally since LIZI/G/3 had orisinallv nentioned LIRILS/4's Gesire to visit
her sick father and the problem this represented for him, when he firs
talked to LIZING/9 after nis retunn from Guatemala. :

LIXIKG/3 t-ld xowtcn that he feit this would also constitute a gocd pre-
text to sounc out LIRIiG/O abcut his rersoral feelines toward LIR1KG/3
and his own situation in the LIRIL.G Cffice. Rowton su-cested thav LIRinG/3
take this occasion to rention casually that he was still in occasional
contact with the Guateralans and to give LI#ING/° the names of "Bénulo"
and Carlos Yera, if L/9 asxed for details.

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CONTACT REPCET +
Cyn nant Heres .

1. Agent: LIRTAG/3 ‘
@. Date x Site of Meetvin A00G, 11/2/62, Cemizco
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3. hext Meeting: me ti-e, piece, 1°00, 74/4/c 3

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4, Information/ Revorts Given by Agent:

LIRING/3 reported that he received an unexrected visit on 9/4/69
from Rotelio Azuirre, brother of cerjes Aruirge, wnon both he and
LIZING/4 have known for many vears (fro their wors tocether in
FERUMEN), LIXING/3 tcld Rowton that he «as surprised at the visit
wae “uel Rencay aud VEL Yyos BKuUarie sere ci0se irzenas' 01 veresa
Lozada and her husbané, Carlos Fersnbal. i/3 explzinea to Povton
that both Fozelio ané Jerjes sre exrloved in the Sécretaria de
Educeién woers Teres2 Lozada worked for sever:l years.

LIRIKG/3 continued to Rowton that Roz gelio, without neking any
reference to the Persatal family, asked <taIN6/3 to éo him an
‘ important favor. He went on to state that, am LTRTNG/3 new,
Identity C » was currently livins in ner] hone
¥own in PBRUMEN( the same area that LI2°NG/& cones from)! and was
oping to visit them in Mexico City in the nezr fuczure. Rogelio
continued that ke hoped that LIRING/3 could heve a check! froz a
Cenadian bank and immisration documents hand-carried to Iden c :
. so that she could pay for the ticket and present the Mexican
visa locally in PERUMEN, LIRIKG/3 told Reston that althouga he felt
“""@ bit mystified at this request, he told Rogelio Amuirre; that he
would do what he couid to find soneone who was plenning @ trip to
PBREMEN in the near future.

LIRING/3 continued to Rowton that the naze of his friend} Iden B
immediately came to his nind,and te attempted to telephone ~~
him at the epartment of LIRING/9. He, however, found that the tele-
phone was not in service,and felt that he had an exccellegt pretext

"*to visit the apartment about 1500 on that same daz ( 11/4/69) ex—
plaining to Iden B (and/or LIRINC¢/2 or /9) that he had to get
in touch urrently to pass on the request of rocelio Agui ¢ LIRING/3Z
agreed with Howton tnat he could take this occasion to agk the LIRIUG
office to attempt to obtain informaticn on the state of health of the


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father of LINI..G/& throurh the LIXING office in Mew Yorz City. TiaING/3
agreed that there was li.tle chance of this request veing honored, put
it would serve to revesl nis iacx of any otzer channels to LIRL2/4 's
father and stress the lezitimacy of LIRING/&‘'s concern for the health
of her father( an appliceticn for a visa to visit hin). :

LIRING/3 then stated to rowton toat he suspected the telephone o2 the
LIRING/S apartrent was tepred. He explained tnat cenerally when ze had
called in the past, there vas an urexplained interruption in tne iine
before the party could reply. He stressed to howton thet this «as his

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recently as 9/4/69 did not nake any comment about the telephone service
in the apartment. LO

; LIRING/3 tapuised Kowton that when he visite: tne apartment: ‘that afternnon

he wouleé take as gocd a note as possible of the lay-out and furnishings
and escertein tne identity of tne raid. :

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CONTACT spon .

Agent: LIRIVG/3 :
Rate & Site of Meetin:- 100G, 24/4/69; Cehine Zeal Restaurant.
Kext Feeting: Sons time, place; 25/4/49

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Reports/Inforzation Given by Arent:

LinIiG/3 apolorfized for rot having been adle to make ske lest
scheduled mecting with zowton, 1090 on 18/4/69. He explained that

his friend, Iden B > had usexvectedly arepped in to see hin

at that time end he felt it mor2 important to see him arain than to
nake the meeting with xcwton ( he subsequently left = reccere sth
mowcon‘s answerins service).

LIginG/3 continved that te expleined to Iden B the: snoticnal
strain that LIaIiG/4 wag underpoins: as a result of the bad news con-.”
cerning her father's heslth. He then asked Iden B “cs attenpt to as-

certain the true state cf his health through the LI2Z70G Office in Hew
York and gave Iden B tie name ané telephone -.imber of the aunt of
LIRING/4 who appeared te be the hest scurce. Iden B |, according

to LIRING/3 promised to zend a messaze with the next rcuch: and hoped
to have news for LIxIiG/3 within the next ten days. |
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According t6 LIZING/3, Iden B then succested that; LIRI.G/3
think about moving to PERTKEN for a "lensthy stay, rera.anw wiindefinitely. s
He explained that he felt he understucd LIXIiG/3's p voDlems, the ulus

nies, the subtle persecution end the resultant incressinl} aifficult
financial situation he found himself in, and he felt there |was no real
-solution in Fexico. In £2RTMEN, newever, he could zs:are much nore easily
for his wife and child, sicce nost bf his basic fineesial provlezs would
be solved. He added that ne was sure that he c.uld find LIRING/3 some

“gort of work in the cultiral field as soon as he returned to FBRCKSN and

then arrance an invitation. LIRING/3 told Roxton that altnough he regarded -
this proposition as encouraring ( since he was certaix tha Iden B

had prior approval from the LIKING Cffice), he tock 2 raturial and logical
approach in'replying to Iden B Ee stated thet: he _teld Iden B that -in
principle ne agreedbut he had to face the rekities of the situation. Pirst

he was not at all certain that he could convince his wile nabs such a
move, end second, he was not optisistic that Iden B could ange a. good
position for bim in PBRUNE= that sould persit him to vork si ricusly and, ©

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Rowsen told LIk#iNG/3, in reply tc ais query. that such a trip to PSRUEES ,

would 5e interesticn to him only if LIZINS/2 was offered d posit tion in
the cultural fiela with sooc sc¢re22 to

intelies uals and! sovern=
ment officiais. LIni:3/3 a-reed, coumerntins that he “ray | Iden D

and such young rebelswell enouga te develen cood corteet with then, vcrovided

he wee civen a reascnably serious job. In exv case ne sromised to work cz

LIRING/4 in tee nope of persuaaizns ner te ro along wita him, when and if

Iden B's proerosal materialized. :

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‘LIRIG/3 continued that Iden B then cffered te arranse en exposition
for LIRING/3 at Iden F in Cuernovaca,stating that he could
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te without cilficuley curesen tae virector of the 7~elleries (female) yao.
was a close friend cf his. Lisitct/3 accepted this arrerently genuine offer
and arranzed to travel to Cuernavzca on ths norning of 22/4/69 to talk tie
matter over with the director of cre art calleries.

TIaInS/3 then reported to xovton ta2t "kh
apartzent late on the evening of 72/4/69 thw
for 1830 in front of woolworth's for the following dey,43 originally plexsed).
According to LIRIUG/3, "2ézuloe” ( Fario Auzosto Mendez Aruilar) told hiz shat
he nec taxen the liberty of coticz that evening to iT 'G/3's apartment since
he waxted to talk in private of “somethine that LIRIZG/3 sduld do,to help
friends". "Rémulo" then went cx to explain that ore of jhis comrades «as
expeczei to arrive in Fexico City "in tae reer future” and would need a s2-
cure place to live, at least® until ke coulda Zind a plece of his own. "Réxulo®
stressed that this person, whose itentity he himelf cid not asfeti know, wsald
be traveling "clendestinely” and eculd not risk rentice a room on his own
until he had established nirself ic the weres. LIRITG/3 replied that he,of
course, would do his dest, cut peinted out that he hicself was not in 4 cond -
position to protect anyone. We finz:llv agreed that this person night be edle
to use his kitchen as tezporary livicz quar*ers, enterizz nd leaying the
apartzest throusbt the back(servicelentrance. LIHING/3 sointed out to "RScalo”
that tne back door to the apartzens house was locked az 4 every day and fm
that therefore it would de necessary Yor the yerson usizg t at entrance to -

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return to the apartment for cood ev2r7 nicht before 1700. "Régulo™ was ap- | ;
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nours 2 day in the accounts office

time work at a colf elub in Fexico Clty

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of action for LIHING/2 with rezsrd to this person. In rezly to 1
query, 2ovton trougat that it would te best to reinsure vith} the -
office rezarcing this matter by casuzllyv mertion

he was performinc this service for nis PAR friends

menting toat he hoped that he would rot ac2iz

befween the LIEING Office and the naticralist fection ef she iPaR.

came oes RS seen . ae aa tem eS

nicself ("R4eule7} vas in core or less recular

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Date = Cite of Meetire: 1000, 25/4/59; Cemino Real xestaurant.

108C,, 28/4/69; Robbin R-staurant.
Given by Arent:

Rext Meeting:
Report s/inforration

LIsIue/3 reported to Zowteon that he went to Cuernavaca early

on the ccrnine of 22/4/55 alone, since Iden B beeout
of the trip at the last minute,sayine he had to rerain in Hexico
City. LI=INS/3, however, vas able to talkx to the DSirectar of the
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LIKING/3 continued to Howton that when he returned hone late that
Saue tizct he founs a xcte from his wife inforzinc hic that she
had gone out to teleprore longs disvcnce end wruld nov be beck unt
late that night. yhen she returnea she infcrced him that ‘sh
ceived a telscram infsrzing her tnat her father had died? at 20230 on
the previous evenine ( 21/1/69) 2nd that she hed been a
telephone her mother in FSaUHEN but had not teen able te ize
LIZ™NG/3 continued thet his father-in-law wes buried on pa /n/Ea enc

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thet his wife was still in 4 state of depression andi zrié
Since she nad been unasle to see her father tefore nis de
tend the funeral. . {
LIRING/3 also reported that at ebout 103C cn 23/4/60 a oy

era
peared urennounced at his avartrent with = sz2ll pies 2 cf pater on
address. Ue tntredu ced hizself
others froz

withousS name sicply as a "friend of the Le&n farrios brot

Guaterala City," end asked LIRIYG/3 te put hin up for a few days.

LIRING/3 Sold Howton that he agreed after some reluctanéé, sugpecting
that this was the person referred to by Mario Mendez tRégulo"), al -
thouch the young Gua tezalan did not zentien "HZaulo™ ty faze. 1IaI73/2
told Rowton that bef. ‘ore promisirfs to rut the cuatemelan ap, he coz
mented to him that alticurh he ha@ a sreat teal of persopsl respect for
the Leén Barrios brothers he was ei sappointe4 that neither they nor
their cotter had written to him for the past several zon hs, apparently

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Ee then asked ths cuest to renain as inconsricusus af psssibi
i hic that he errected a nusber of children thet afterrcnon for en art lesson
in the apart=ent. Phe Guatehakan orcenised to be out of the apartment during
tre day and te return late a nicht. LIAING/3 told Zozton that in fact he
did not rearvezr until adcut 2200 that night,and left befor 2 creo the
following nornins. when he returned at about 2200 cn the nisnt of 24/8/65
he informed LiiinG/3 that he would be leaving the arertzent tre next rerning
early and woult rot have to return. He thanked LIZINS/3 p rgfusel; y tke
next morcing (25/4/69) and left at abcut C900 without telling LERINGJ3

where he antBees patet { H

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LIRING/3 continued to Rewtcn that at about 1930 on 23/4/69 when he returned

i to bis apartment, he found "Rdgulo™ ( Mario Mendez Avuilar) in his livine

: rooz having cclfee with his wife. LISING/3 took the occ asian to teli Rénulo
about the unextected housecuest. According to LIXING/3 "Résulo" arpesred /
genuinely surrrised and asked for she identity and parsic cgescription of
the person. “hen LIRING/3 told nim as auch as he “new, "Rom lo” stated that -
he could not izectify the cerson asa friend of his. Ee specultea that the
unannounced fuest had been sent to check on. Liat. 3/3 sand advised him to
be cautious an¢ as normsl ss possible in his routine while the person re-

-main in the house. Je said that he did not exclude the poss. bility that
this person bai seen sent br the LIRING office "to check om LIRIN ‘6/3's
private life". "2énulo" then offerred LIRIXG/3 a revolver for his self-
defense, but Lisiis/3 turned it down, saying that he was aot worried to
that exten@. Acccrdiis to i720..6/3, “z§nule® stated that he| hirself pre-
ferred to avoid reeting the young Guatemalan since ne could not identify
hin. Ze reassured LIKING/3 that nis own comrede who might agso be:in need

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hore sonetire
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in the eves of the LINING office, since he ers certain
world report croxnptly of his mseting Mg

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Next Meetings:

LIRILG/3 announced with evocrent cliessure thet at lens Last the
commo channel with toe PLR het teen reopened. He stated that he
had just received a letter from tne elder of the tue Leén Barrios
brothers ( Misuel and Juan) indicatine thet in his mini the lone
period of “probetion” was over tkak and that closer contect could

US Gayeeesd du vue uGdl Fululee chadeuss UNeL BIOseEQ KOWtCH a

letter gated 24 Asril sT9EG er the tandveiting be stated ees
LEON

nized as that of “icuel/zerrios, in whieh the writer, sircned

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the letter as "culio Antonio", inforied LIRING/2 thet he nad gust
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been released froz prison (“ssneterio") and vas vtlernin= to leave
town until tninss cool off for hin. LIRINC/3 told Roston that he

understood the double-talx of the eriter to mean that ne needed
money (9.100) to travel to Mexico «here he hoped to visit LIRING/3.
Rowton's photosess and tranzlatien of the etter is attached bere-
with. H

¢ Fe) uatemala City,2/5/69, is adéressed to
LIRINE/4& (as previously reciested by LI¥ING/3) and bears the re-
turn address J. antonio Sedina, 24 Salle 1-655,Zona 1, Guatemala,
and was sent srecial delivery. LInING/3 told Rowton that ne did

font
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- not recernize tne return address,éerd assumed thet it,as welll as

the sender's nane, Medina, wae rotional. He acded that "Violeta"
was the coce word for oper ticnal coxntact with anvore arriving .
on behalf of the Leén Barrios brethers, and that Doha Luisa referred
to Narta, the scther of the Leén S5arrics brothers. i ‘

when Roston asreed that LIRING/3 should send soze money ,no | more:

that 1,000 pesos ( Q 80 ) with a cover letter fror iin hG/4 (os-

tensibly} but in his own hendwritirg, explai:ing in doubledtalx:
that fortunately be ia dcing fairly well financially and that ‘-
LIRING/& is now working in an art callery and expects to inherit
money from her f2ther who recently passed away. LI.2N¢/3 p mised
to have the cover letter and ervelcre ready wnen he cet witin ox cton
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COT RARE: Please sce Faragraph 3. :

RLFLRINGES 2 AL HOMMA-36184, 17 January 1965 .
B. GGA- S7qu, 25 January 1969 }

1. It is suggested that LIALWG-3 be shown a puoto of Garlos. Enrique LOFEZ
} Garcia (201- $4U5%.2), «0 gay Ve LutteAtsoude Hae Ge Condes LOLI Wit ty Linme-t
_ 06 24 Leceswer 1968. he photo of LOFLZ was forwarded wits: iGGA- 3708, 30 January
1969.
2. Attached for :exico City and Neadquarters is a yucto of Carles Eurique
£2 Arevalo, wiich cay also be sioun to LIRL\U-3 for possible ider tification.
" Liaison reported on 15 February lyoY tat LOPEZ Arevalo travellai to iavana, via
Fexico, on 12 January 1962 and 12 Noverber 1490S. The following biograpisic data on
LOPEZ Arevalo was taken from bis Passjurt Application, dated ly Octocer 1965:

| b. Father Tinoteo LOPEZ ot: GuotinwleL |
c. Mother Nicolasa AREVALO At Guatemala,
da. Color of Eyes Black rr

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3. Photograris of tario Augusto -ENDGZ Aguilar and ‘erio Ctoniel +E2WEZ
¥olina were forwarded to Staticn -exico City (:eference 4) vith tee request tey
be shoun to LILLNG-3 for possivle iventificatien.
learn whether eitier of the above is the true ave of the incividual immer to

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1. Headqmrter's files contain the following information on a Humberto
GORZALEZ and Exmterto GOSZALZZ Vera vho is provably identical vith the \
GONZALEZ deseribed by LIRIEG/3 in reference. .

a. In September 195) one Bumberto GONZALS, in company vith other
exiles, wes deported from Guatemala to Pazaza. Om 9 September this
exile group arrived in Pansza on board an Argentine military aircraft.
It was further reported that on 10 Septender, this saze croup
Geparted for Argertina via Guavaquil, Lica, ami Santiago. GONZALEZ,
Geseribded ns a Gaatemmlan national, utilized cafe conduct pass $1232
or $12925, which listed his occupation as being a railroad worker .
wee See ee a UD SUD eo CES Abi {se | (SOU: BLP-L100,

17 Septexter 1954}

bd. In early May 1957 ope Humberto GUTZALE? Tegn was reported as
being a menber of the Aliar-a de la Juventad Democratica de

. Guntemnls (AJDG), a Camumist youth croup. ‘This group was active |
in the preyaratios and distribution of propaganda which was being |

1

(Sources EGG-965, 2% Mey 1957, ESCONSOH/2 froa ESCOHSOH/10)

Cy On 25 April 1959 one Humberto GORZALEZ Vem attended a necting!
at which plans for May Day celebrations were discussed. ‘hie seme:
report com-sined tae Field Coment that OOsS7ALEZ was a mezber of
the For. (Source: GUAT-259, 28 April 1959)

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a In 1959 ome Humberto OCORZALEZ Veg: was reported as being a
gember of the mtallon Guatemala. This crap had been recrutted

to join the Hicaragmnr revolutionary forces in trying to overtirow
the Hicsragasn Goverment of President Lois SOMOZA Debeyle. This
sane report indicated that CONZALEZ had teen invalwed in the
Eiearaguan Revolutionary movement, vee a neuber of the POT, and
worzed as sales mamger for the Amalia de KiCOL Company. The eddress
for this company wes reported sa 6th Avezze ani ina dt. Zone i,

Gsatemala City. (530-1331, 22 May 1959, EXGEM/1 fras ESGEH/15)

e. In late July 1960 one Inmbe-to GONZALEZ vas reported as being
& leftist who was financing a group veics hed prepared plans for :
acoup. (Source: Ha-1766, 2 Angust 1960, BSreW/1 from ESAECESS/3)

2. Headquarters would sppreciate any additional information on GONZALEZ
that might be developed by addresses.


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Chief, WH Division

ONY FAL‘ DESK
CAB RiGGE DEANS

Chief of Station, Guatemala City Hic

Chief of Station, Yexico City

Actior Required: FYI

Reference : HSMA-36114, 27 December 1968

1. Forwarded herewith as attachment =1 are eight reports
prepared by Wallace B. ROWTON on the latest develonnents of
the LIRING-3 operation. . The most important of these are
revieved below. / .

os sil free / Hy i

an , ‘“pomulo,’' wno tater aescriped nimsei1'as

MNario/*MENDEZ. appeared on the scene as the liaispn

man betwegi LIRING-3 and tne Guatemalan FAR...

~ HumbertoX*GONZALFZ Vega, whom MENDEZ called *
ye Gatc," apparently made initial contact with CYRING-3
on his own initiative. MWENDEZ said that "El Gato"
was a "good element" but expnasized that he (MENDEZ)

would be the person LIRING-3 would deal with o2

FAR matters. A copy of the sketch of MENDEZ. drawn

by LIRING-3 was shown by the Station to LIREBEL-2.

The, lattey, without any hesitation, ideatified it

4S as “Sav ier X*CONTRERAS, leading FAR representative
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in Mexico and a suspected PBRUMEN contact. The i
Staticn had the LIEMERACEZ team cover the entrance |
of the building where “MENDEZ and other FAR members |
have an apartment they use for clandestine meetings i
with LIRI“G-3. Despite the fact thet the team H
knows LIRING-3 from previous surveillance and that !
a copy of LIRING-3's sketch of MEND2Z was also
provided, the LIEMBRACEs spotted neither nan. The
(Station naturally plans to cover another meeting H
and is also exploring the possibility of determining;
who rented the apartment and from whom. It is of ;
some interest tc note that MENDEZ, aithough he gave :
LIRING-3 the agreed upon recognition signal, may i
still not be the "Pavel" LIRIXG-3 was told he would '
meet. LIRING-3 was shown a photograph of Oscar }
(aor - 941533) Arturo°&prarz Ramirez (know. to have serviced a
letter drop in Mexico City used by Yichelle Jeannette
FIRK before her death in Guatemala). LIRING-3 :
thougnt it lcoked iike a poor print of a photograph |:
or “Pavel” shown to kin while still incarcerated.

b. LIRING-3 is S apparently still suspicious H
Se en we tere aw prrers wee ec !
several letters (see paragraph 2) froz members of
the YAR in Guatemala warning him tnat adverse rumors:
(some of then calling him a WOFIRM agent) have been ‘
circulated in that country by Carlos PERZABAL Marcre.
Knowsing that PERZABAL's father-in-law is a close
friend of Chief, LIRING, LIRING-3 sourced che rumors.
to the LIRING headman - He first took up the matter
of the accusations made against hin with LIRING-9.
. The latter said there was nothing to this, but, and
there was 2 but, LIBIMNC-9 reminded LIRING-2 that
in the past he had been connected “with a person of
mysterious and suspicious affiliations," a clear
reference to ROWTON, LIRiNG-3's Greek friend. When

LIRING-3 insisted he wanted to discuss the matter
of the allegations sade against his directly with

S6444u5e 4am U-aTcTULay ww

Chief, LIRING, LIRING-9 ryronised to make an appoint-:
ment for him. This appojntzent, however, never

materialized. That Chie2, LIRING may have spread j

the allegations made against LIRING-3 by PERZABAL |

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was confirred by” Rolando SUAREZ (see ROWTON'S

o report dated 31 December). LIRING-3 also took up !
the matter of the PERZABAL denunciations with MENDEZ,
who told him that the FAP had paid no attention to
them and even accompanied LIRING-3 to PERZABAL's
house. LIRING-3, however, made the mistake of '
giving his name when asked who was calling. The H
result, as couid be expected, was that PERZABAL was !
"not in.” MENDEZ agreed to accompany LIRING-3 to.
LIPING to talk to its Chief, but he warned LIRING-3 } }
not to make accusations without proof. MENDEZ,
incidentally, does not appear to be pro-PBRUMEN.
This is interesting in view of the fact that .
CONTRERAS, vith whom he may.’be identical, is a j
» suspected contact of the PBRUMENers. j

c. So far, it does not seen that the FAR has
‘been greatly disturbed by the accusations made
against LIRING-3. In fact, MENDEZ and the two othe
FAR members LIRING-3 met on 1 January’ have urged
LIRING-3 to join them in the hills of Guatenala,
where guerrilla warfare, they said, will soon be

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DISPATCH SECRET HMMA - 36184

¥ inteasified. They did not hide that their purpose
was to broadcast LIRING-3's tame and the fact that
a Kezican had joined their fight. This was ‘apparently
to zppeal to the Mexican left and gain their support.
While LIRING-3 has declared himself ready to go back
to Qiatenala (if this was what ROWION wanted hin to
do), he did sot need ROWZON to decide that broad~
casting his name from the jungles of Guatenala was
not a thing he wanted anyone to do. At Station -
directive, LIRING-3 pointed out that after his
recent isprisonment he had to take care of his wife
before doing any more for the cavse. The best way
to d this was to take LIRING-4 to PERUMEN ind leave
her with relatives. This led LIRING-3 to ask what,
if anything, he could do for the FSR in Mexico.
So far, however, his FAR friends have not risen to
the bait. ‘

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2. Forwarded under separate cover as attachment #2 are
the ortowing docunents:

2. &A& copy of a letter from Oscar Moises
ROLDAN Espinoza. ( Ani-h%4n4 )

Decenber 1968, fron lar ta7*BARRIOS. sex F

ce. Translations.and copies of letters ‘from
Marta BARRIOS to LIRING-3 and LIRING-4 dated
29 December and from "Violeta" ted 17 November. \
25, Vjcwndke
dad. Copies of two letters’ Bed’ two A setearas
[received by LIEING-3 from“Rafael and Rigoberto
*ARGUETA Alvarado dated 10 December (see ROWTON' s
report ef 19 December). i
aia e3 A copy of the letter sent by LIRING-3 to
ae ee Marcue with copies for the Mexican
and S¢amisbh Communist Parties. This letter is
dated 25 December.

: :
| ». A translation and a copy of a letter, dated

f. A copy of an article written by LIRING-3
and published in a Mexican magazine. The date, ‘
number, and name of the magazine are marked on the ,
=" Copy. yet got

Jacobo

g. A copy of the note written by
RODRIGUEZ Padilla (af longtime member of the}
Guatemalan Conmunis$ Party living in Mexico)
intreducing’Carlosy*LOPEZ (who was an important
FAR leader in Guatemala until he cane to Mexico in

"late 1968). ok Gua ala i

a. A copy of an article which appeared in a ;
Chiapas newspaper announcing LIRING-3's release. :
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4. LIRING/3 gave Rowton two letters dated 10 December ,1968, fron
Rafsel Argueta A. and Rigoserto Argueta A. (Alvarado) in which
forrer states he working in Chiquimula ana gets home only every
fifteen dzeys. Zermer Latter states among profsse creetings and
best wishes that "Juan José y Miguel fkefuxkarrresy tienen un
aio para hacerle fuerte al cestino" which L/3 isterprets to sean
that Leén Barrios brothers intend resume activity on behalf FAR
@8 soon as they released. ‘

€e Laains/3 LOLG BOWLON Coat De nC DeB one or Doth brothers will
core to Mexico after release and asked kowton whether he could

determine probabi@ date of release so that he cculd be prepared
receive then:
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Subject: LIRinG/3 Report of Contact by "Pavel" of PAR.
4. LIRING/3 reported to Rowton et 1000 on 23/12/66 at the restaurant
in the Camino Zeal Hotel that at long last the FAR contact promised by
the Leén Barrios brothers: had appeared. LIZING/3 told Zowton that et about
1900 on 19 December a Guatezalan came to his apartment and intppduced
himself as “a friend of Violeta." L/3 invited him in but asked him not to
discuss anythirg sensitive in the presence of his wife. After about ten
minutes of chit chat in the spartcent, L/3 and the Gustemalan, who gave
his name siiply as "Romulo", went to a nearby restaurant to talk privately.

2. According to LIRIKG/3, the Guatemalan stated that he had been ordered
by FAR to maintain contact with L/3. When queried by L/3 regarding the
Humberto GonzAlez Veza whom he had met nraviquely, "DAmeta® oeoteicsa)
"Oh, you mean ‘£1 Gato’ —- he's 4 good element, but ne will not bezr your
FaR contact. I have been entrusted with that mission." "Rémulo" also stared
that he knew Francisco Lara well and had worzed with hin in Guatemala City
seme time ago until Lara was arrested. "Rémulo" added that unfortunately
Lara's nother hed betrayed him to the police and he barely escaped arrest
at that time. "Résulo” confirced that Lara had been uncer a cloud as far
as his superiors were concerned and had mace the ill-feted trip

in order to attempt to clear himself of charzes against him.

3. when LIRING/3 told "Rémulo” that be had been in touch with the LIRING
office since his return, the latter exclsine?,"But what have the LInisG
people to do with us?" This gave L/3 the definite impressicn that "Rdmulo*
himself was not in touch with a PEZUMCN representative in Kexico City,and,
in any case, didnot like the ZIRING establishment. :

&,. He then asked L/3 to give him a summary report of the arrest and detention,

L/3 told Rowton that he balked at this at first, protesting to "Zémalo” taat
he had already given the details to the Leén Barrios brcthers and"Cebollito"
who he was sure had passed on the report to the FAR in Guatemala. “hen

"Rémulo” explained that he would aspreciate en oral report on the spot since

‘he wes not fully informed beceuse of communications problems, LIRIEG/3 told
' Rowton that he went over the whole episode for "Rémulo's" benefit. "Rémulo®

then asked to see LIRING/3 again at’ 1100 on 24 December to continue their
discussion. He promised toeneet L/3 on the. street in front of his apartment
house at the appointed tine. . ; i i .

5. LIRING/3 con*inued to Rowton that auch to bis surpkrise andl indignation ;
he received a letter on the following day(20/12/68) from Mart » the mother -”

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of the Len Zarrios brothers, in which,emong other thines, she stated that
“the man on the bgcycle", which L/3 explained to kowton meant Carlos
Persabal hed written a letter containing grave charges
against LIXING/3. The letter, which L/3 read aloud to Rowton, went an to
, assure L/3 that these charges were not believed but constituted a source

of annoyance to the writer's friends. !

6. LIRING/3 continued to Rewtcn that he felt so indignant and shocke1 at
this unpleasant development that he deciced to see the Chief LIKING and
have it ait with hin. L/3 explained that since the Chief LIRING is on very
friendly terms with the father-in-law of Persabai he micht be aware of the
letter and even possibly erccurgaged Fersabal to write it. L/3 told Howton
that he then got in touch with LIaING/2 by telephone andimade a date to meet
pim at tne LIKING establishrent at 0930 on 21/12/68. when he arrived et the
gate at thet time ne was told that LIZING/2 nad not yet arriveed. After a wait
of some twenty minutes, LIRING/2 appeered but asked LIRING/3 to wait a little
. longer since he was very busy. After another annoyisg wait, LIRING/S appeared
instead of LIRING/2 and talzed with LIZING/3 on the patio. LIRING/3 explained
‘that he wanted urzently to talk with the Chief LIZINS siice something bad
come up with regard to Persetal, He reminded LIZING/9 that he orisinelly bed
exppresseé a desire to have a face-to-fece confrontation ‘with Persbbal in
tbe LINING office so that he could present his report on'‘the arrest in sis
presence. LIRinG/9, accordirs to LIAING/3, brushed this off again with the
comment, "Sut as I told you before, you're making a mountain of a colehill.
You're exaggerating the whole business.”

9. LIRIKG/3 told Rowton that he then took out Martha's letter and insisted
that LIRING/9 read it. The latter expressed amazement at ithe revelation of -
Persabal's action but did not agree with LIRING/3 that the Chief LIEING ;
would be able to shed ligot on it. LIZING/3 then told LIRING/9 that he did :
not like the cemes that everycne seemed to be playing with him, and asked
LIRING/O point baank what it was thet rotivated his to ask for a writter

_ report of the arr:st and,after L/3 coxzplied with the request, to @rap his
feet. L/3 continued that he felt he had been frank with the LIRING office,
whereas on the other hand they were not honest with him ij telling him shat
they thought of him. L/9 then assured L/3 of his confidence inhim and added
that in the past certain persons, including Hugo, the assistant to LIR1NG/11,
had felt thatLIRinc/3 had been connected with a person of; mysterious and .
suspicious affildationa. '1/3, understanding this to be a clear allusion to
Rowton, admitted to having known this person in the past ree having hed

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.a few business transac-ions with him, including the sale of a number of

his paintinga, but insisted with sore annoyance that this had sok bearing
on hig political activity. LIZING/9 acreed and aaded that it was reaily a
thing of the past that should not bother iIaZIHG/3. Ze promised to make an
appointment for LIRING/3 to see the Caief LIRING sozetime the following week.

8. LIRinG/3 continued that when ke met with "Rémulo* later that morning he
also showed the letter froz Martze to Lin. According to L/3, :*Rémulo" becane
indignant and sugeested thet they talk to Fersabal torether to get to the
bottcm of the matter. L/3 and "Eimulo" then took a taxi to the residence of
Persabdal in the hope of finding Sim in at the tine. *hen L/3,; Rowever, rang
the outside be&l he was told by& woman ( who he susrects wxrk was either
Persabal's wife or sister-in-law) that ersabal wes not at hore. L/3 noted
the woman's astonishnent in cer tcue of voice when ce statea-fis name ee uc
request. "Rémulo" who was present later cozuzented that L/3 should hot have

iven his nane since it was obvious that mum Fersatal was at aome but did
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‘9. According to 1/3, "Rémulo" at the seconé meeting stated that "several"

friends of his were plannir.3 to return to Guatemala to continue their work

‘for the PAR and that he hoped that LIRING/3 right be able to Lelp in this
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mission. "Rémulo”" did net specify what kina of assistance he ‘expected from
LIRL:G/3 tut promised to give nin detaiis sben the time caze for action in
this matter. He promised to see L/3 again at 1600 on 26 Deceuber ,1968.

40. LIEKING/3 told Rowton that he planned to insist on seeing: the Chief LIkING
‘IN TSE HOPE of determining his reaction to the charges by Persabal in view
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2. Date and Site of Meeting: 4100, 26/12/68; Camino Real Restaurant.

3. Next Meeting: 1100, 28/12/68; " " "

4. Reports/Information Passed by Acert: :

a) Contact of Carlos Lénez: 1/3 reported that abcut 1430 cn 24 December
as he and bis wife arrived at their apartment, tney found a"chaparit?
who introduced himseif as Carlos Lépez, a Guatemalan friend of
Jacobo Hodriguez(Padilla), and gave L/3 a note of intrcauction from
that ferson. L/3 gave Rowton the ortdinel etter hese Is avuacucd
herewith. L/3 told Rowton taat Lépez stated that he was anxious to
send various items, inclucing medicines, to FBRUNEN,and appealed to
L/3 since he "understood" that L/3 and his wife had contacts taorough
which he could send the items. Lépez, according to 1/3 appeared §very

: interested to be reassured that L/3 really did have good contacts

‘ with the LIRING estabiisczent. when L/3 assured him that he did see

i , LIRING respresentatives, Lépez went on to re¥eal that:he was a friend

; of Cerlos Perzabal and thet ne was fully informed concerning the

recent "tragic situation” of toth Persabal and LIRING/3. This bomb

shell shock L/3 badly and he felt obdlized to launch into a diatribe
against Perzabal. dhen Lépez commented that "naturally @e have to

: take Ferzabal's word against yours,since he know hin better,” L/3

i told Rowton that he demanded an explanation of who the "we" were.

i Lépez sinply replied thet it neaht"ivortent® persons in Guatenala

j . _ and Mexicu. He added that,"°as you know", Persabdal was known even to

. CSsar Montes. L/3 retorted, "But Montes has been stripped of his

H ' authority,as you should know." This led L/3 to the counterclaim that

i . he also had good friends in Guatemala and Mexico who could testify on

, bis bebalt. = o

LIRIWG/3 told Rowton that he then showed Lopes a photostatic copy

of the attached letter which he had written to Perzabal demanding

: an explanaticn of ay ye he was known to be, spreading against

him, and which neshx43 direscy sent to the CP Mexico and. Spain. He’

i ’ asked Lépez to keep the copy and te1l his good friend ferzabal where

i he got it and uncer what circumstances. :

LIRIKG/3 continued to Rowton that he had to cut short svt be « rather
/ heated exchange with Lépez since he had a date at 4600! that same
day with "Rémulo” outside his apartment house.


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b} Costect with "Réqulo": LixING/3 told Rotten that he azain sae
Réaulo, the FR liaison, outside his apartsent house et about 1610

fax short time earlier that afternocn, he told Rémulo about the
corments made by Carlos l4pez. Romulo, according to L/3, did not
indicate that he knew Lofez at all, but agreed wita 1/3 that tie
accusations of Perzabal must be net head-on. He suggested tne fol-
lowing course of action: L/3 should wait for the reply from Karta
(mother of Leén Barrios brothers} as to the exact cheries made by
Perzabal before takins up the matser with the Chief LIRING. =a
tended to agree wita L/3 that the LIRING establishment nicht fave
inspired Perzaval's letter, but felt it would be better if 1/3
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arrange a confrontation with Ferz2bal in the presence of three
"important FAR officials in Mexico", including a certain “Julio?
also known as "Buda". Résulo felt that Bude could lure FPerzabel to
& private seeting sinne the latter irexr alre.dy had interviewed
a bim some time ago and would be anxious to see him ‘again. This sould
provide a go00d pretext for a ccnfrontation between Perzabal azd
LIRING/3 to clear up the whole matter. j
CG) Prorosed Meeting with LIHING Chief: LIaixG/3 told Rowton thet he
felt it essential to see the LIkIsG Chief ca the morning of 27 Dec
. even if he does not receive a reply fron Marta byithat time. ze
: explained that he felt he could get some sort of staterent from the
LIKING Chief, either affirning or denying his knowledge of the
Perzabal letter so that he could use this in a possible meetizcg vith
-.--.-. the latter in the presence of Kémulo and his colleagues. He said
that be felt this important in view of a possible ‘invitation te
PBRUMEN that he mivht receive momentarily.
5. Information/Guidence Given to Asent: Rowton cautioned L/3 against jumping
the gun in accusing the LININGs of inspirirs the Ferzabal letier,

of the César Montes croup,who are expected to be glose; to the
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1. £6 1100 on 28 Decender, 1902, LIAING/3 reported ts Povton at! the

Camino 2eal restaurant that be bed again met briefly with "Réizulo®

in front of bis (1/3's) apartment house about 1600 on 27/12/68. Cn

this occasicn "Zéxulo” identified himself as Mario Menéez.and promised

to give Li=ETiG/3 a telepnone at which he could be contacted in the fu-
ture. ‘ .

2. wWita rerard to the Perzabal z ccusations, "Kémulo” again caubionedé
LIRISG/3 arzinst juzpisg the gur with the Chief of LIRING ( i.e. accusi-:g
him of havizg inspired the charges), since if the LIN™!G Chief called

his bluff, 1/3 would have no proof. "Rémulo” recoz=mended that L/3 wait
until he received a reply from Marta giving details of the accusaticrs
before preceeaing rurtoer. Se suucd sues a Suus tins hr 272 hte entlescneg
would glediy conzront Persabal and cleer up the matter.

3. LiRING/3 described "R6zulo" as a Guatemalan of about 28 years of ase,
5°6", 125 ibs,sraignt black thinning hair, small eyes,clipped moustacne.
L/3 added that "Rémulo" frequently squints his eyes, eitner from a cervous
habit ,or sexe physical defect. LIRIHG/3 drew Eowton a rough sketch of
"Rérulo” as he recelled him froa the three brief meetixgs he ms had with
him to date.

&. LIKI‘N¢/3 also gave Rowton the oricinal of the letter from Karta dames
postmarked 18 Decesber,1968, is waich mention was rade of the Perzabal
charges, I/3 resinded Rowton that Perzabal is referred to in the letter
as “el hozbre de la bicicleta’y; and that the Ledn Barrios brothers (sona
of Karta) as "los ratojos."

5. LIRINS/3 also gave Rowtoa the original letter of Kexxzxe Cscar Moisés

4 Decemuer,1S68. The enveloce bears the same return address es tnat of
7 November,1968. Rold&én encloses the negative of a snapshot of himselt
as a "recuerdo." The letter contains general greetings and a plea for
whatever help L/3 can manage to five Xolddn.

6 LIRINGJ3 asked Howton's approval t>. send 500 pesos to Marta (via ber =f

sister) to encouraze her to continue writing him and keeping bim inforsad
of what develops, especially if end when her sons are released. Rowton
agreed but stressed that L/3 should explain that he had. ‘menaged to b2ve
this extra money as a result of sis recent exposition and to regret that

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1. LIRKING/3 reported tc Rowton at the Robin Restaurant at 1700 on 36/12/58
that when he returned to his apartment at about 120C on 28/12/63 he

found Mario Mendez (eka "8émulo") waiting in the cozpany of another FAz
memoer, whom L,/’3 descrited es “very fat" agced about 25 with a dreppire
moustache. L/} told Rowton that since he did not wish to involve his size
in conversation with these persons, invited tinem outside to a nearby res—
taurant. }

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hed decided finally to withdraw all its forces from the cities and to

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{wirtual iupossibility of effective action in the urban areas of Guatexaia.
i|they stated that they ani a number of their cosrades in #exico vere pianning
ito return to Guatemala sad doin the FAR forces in the mountains. They tien
t invited LIsinG/3 to acccupany tiem on their return trip, fecliag that i:
that way ne could contribute more to the strurgle. In reply to I/3's queries
‘ they did not specify how L/3 was to survive another trip and in fact te
: of any use vo thea in *he sountains. They sirply saic that they felt it
: would be useful to give vide publicity to I/3's presezce in the mountains,
once he reached that area. L/3 tcld Howton that he reacted ‘to this sczrewtat
startlirg proposal in es lozical a wey as possible, saying that he world
have it give it careful thought, inaszuch as it raised a number of very
serious problems with hia and his fazily. Mario Mendez and sis friend esn-
cluded with e rousing cheer for the "real revoluticnaries"™ who put asi
all thoughts of personsl safety and cozfort and rush into the battle. shea
L/3 yointed out that ther themselves after all had witadrawn from the action
i they replied that precisely for that rezson they intended te return ard
: do their share for the cause.

3. LIRT:G/3 also reported that he end his wife spent the 29th of Deceabder

-- With Crlando Suarez in Cuernavaca and haa lunch with hia and Jorge Gotoy.

Suarez renarced privately to L/3 that he had visited the Lrkine offices cn
24-25 Decenber and was “ot pleased” with comments he had hpard concerning
LIRING/3. Ze recommended taat L/3 see the Chief L1a.2G"as soon as possible”
to put the record straighs concerning the ‘circumstances surrounding his

. arrest and especially his, subsequent release. Suarez intimated that the
‘Chief IHING apparently favored the version civen by Ferzabal, with whose
in-laws he was on very close personal terms. LIRING/3 told owton that he
Planned to try agein to reet privately with, tae. Chief italn¢ on the morning
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4. In reply to Rowtcn's questions concerzinz the identity of the fcllowing
names that appear in tne letters tc him ’rom Varta Barrios de Leén, LIxlNG/3
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3 2) "Else" is the true raze cf the elzeat Leén 3 * os sister (esparent
‘ age 25). ,

i 3) "Le negra" is a leén Barrios sister aged about 14.

4) "Le chiguita™ is eix-year-old sister of the Leén Barrios brothers.

5) "Felissa" is the novia of Juér ccsé Leén Zerrios.

6) "Yuri" is a child, probably of hacia Elena, who is a close friend
ané possibly relative of tae Le6éa 3arrics fenily.

7) pe xoraiata” ana “Cari? whese identity L/3 never learned are both
active members of FAR who frequextly visited the Leén Barrics

i brethers and acted as PAR couriers. i

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5. Liki:G/3 told Rowton that as regards the Rrexrcasdt proposed revisit to
Guatemala, he was prepared to discuss this with xowton and would be willing
.to undertake the hazardous cission, "if ttere were no oteer alternative’,
but that in any case careful plans would have to be worked out especially
‘with regard to commuuications, if Rowton toped to profit by L/3's rexewed
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4. &t,2100 on 1/1/69 2% the Robin Restaurant ilni.G/3 reported to Rowton
tnat he went, as requested by "Xémulo", to Calle Coahuila 22% (across

froz doolwort=s nezr the corner of Insurgertes Sur) enc found "RKénulo"

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to LIRING/3. Both wppeared younzer than "irulo”" and one could easily be
his brother because of the physical resezbisnce. The other, apparent age
25, light exicned,vto was introduced simply as an Ecuadorian, had a good
Guatezalan accent, and revealed in his resarzs an excellent knowledge of
Guatezala. The =cuadorian, who hed the acost pleasant personality of the
three, remarked during the conversation tasat ne had been inprisoned in
tze old penitentiary in Guatemala City and subsequextly "thrown" over the
vues LO oai¥esor. ‘

2. LraIKG/3 told aowton that the small apartzent contained nothing that he
could see but a table and several chairs and was obviously a safenouse
rather than a residence. "Réntulo™ later confirmed this when he told L/3
that taney would have to meet there in the fubure only by aprointment since
they did not live there but came cnly froz time to time to talk. ‘s a rey
sult, LIXING/3 made a date with them for 16CO on Friday, 3/1/69, et wiich
time be, L/3, would come to the apertment. "Rémulo" pronised to. wait for him
at the entrance to the apartment building so that L/3 would not have to
ring the bell end wait outside the door unnecessarily. i :

3. Daring the Zriendiy discussicn that ensued in the apartment,L/3 took
the line previcusly agreed on with Rowton with apparent success. The young
Ecuadorian showed his approval by nodding his head sevsral times, when L/3
outlines his reasons for not accepting at ence the proposal to return to

it necessary in any case to travel first to PBRUM=N to get his wife settiled
"Rémuio” shrugced his shoulders,renarking, "Sut can't sae iget by herself.f
L/3 then offerred to be of any service while in FBRUBEH, bat did not re-
ceive any pcsitive reaction. "Rézuio" responded simply with a "Yes, we'll

of fact to see LIKING/9 the following morning to talk apout the | svar which
L/9 himself had already volunteesed to arranse.

&. men the subject of Fercabal's calumnies against L/3 cane up ‘toward the
end of the conversation, "RSmulo” told L/3:"Don't worry agout that any sore.
A guatemalan, whom you don't know, will take osre of ret pesven "de una vez’
L/3 told xoston he felt this remark was too full of foreboding for him to!
ask for details. Ze agreed to come again to tae Oy a 1600 on 3/1/69.

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1. LIAING/3 repsrted to Rowton at 1000 cn 1/1/69 at the Robinj Zesteurant
thet be had not succeeded in seeing the Chief LIZING as he haa horeé the
previous worning since the latter did not acpear at bis office by 70c0,
when LIZING/3 had to leave to nake the contact wita "xésulo" at tis apart-
ment. LIaIsG/3 cortinued to Rowton thet woen he arrived at his apartaent
about 1015 he found a note from "R&émulo” askins him to cone to the £ollow-
ing acdress ak between 1130-1200 the following cay ( 1 January ,19 95952

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2. Rowton therefore made anctner date with LIRIUG/3 for that sese evening

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ing. xeeton showei LIHI:G/2 the two pictures passed tqnim by the Station
of persozs suspected of beirz *Rénulo" end the fat colleague.! LIR1#S/3
told Rowton that be could see no resemblance to eitber person, but be felt
that the photo of the stczt rerson corresponded te the descriptice of the
“Pavel” he was supposed to meet. He recalled thet at the tine! the Leén
Berrios brothers tcld him they would arrance fo1' "Favel” to contact hin
in Mexico City uppa his return, they snowed him a rather poor; reproduction
of a picture of Pavel that tad appeered in the local press following a

gunfisht toat Favel had had on the border while crossings into Hexico.
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3. Rowton then expressed to LIRING/3 his grave reservalions coucerning ung
the proposed truvel of L/3 to Guatemala in the cozpany of his new FAR
friends. Rowton pointed out that such a trip would be extremely risky for
1/3 personally with little hope of any worthwhile production for Zowton.
LIRING/3 agreed and said that he felt he would have to continue to stall,
even at the risk of alienatirg the affections and confidence of his new

contacts. Rowton sucgestei that L/3 tell them that before he lcould pessibly

consider such a return trip he would have to visit FERUNEN with his wife
and child to get then settled there so that they would not agein be exposed

“to the difficuities they suffered during his last trip - financial as well

as psychological. This would cive L/3 at least another sonth before’ he

would be faced wita the triz. Rowton added that L/3 should offer to: do
“eversthing possible” in Mexico for his friends, reviewing for then bis

- knowledge and experience of the border areas, his service in ithe navy as

“ hence he should "play it atraight" with betht sides. | Nt fy

well as his reasonably good xnowledze of photocraphy. a 2 ss -
&. Rowton then stressed taat 1/3 should assume taat everythigg,at least in
eumzary fors, that he discussed with the FAR officials e wag in conta¢t

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4. At 1000 on 7 January,1°69, at the restaurant of the Cazino Real Hotel
LIgI%G/3 reported to Kowton that re had fust received three petters fron
Harta Barrica de Leén, the mother of the Ieén Barrios orethera (Miguel
and Jvfn) whom he had orisinally cet during bis confinement in Guatemala
City. ce gave the original letters, zowtca's translation of weich is
attached, to Rowton to copy and study. LIaiic/3 appeared genuinely shaken
at the revlaticn in the second perssraph of the letter,dated/ 29/12/68,
thet the "man cn the bicycle" ( Carios Perzabal) had written! in his letter
to Marta that LIRING/3 was “workise Zor another cozpany CiC?PIEM) und toat
i Marte aheula nat annfide in ancethine LIVTHG/2 michh write tal han a TTAINGI2
; told Rowton that ne bad suspected that Perzabal tad accused his of perhaps
i causing the arrest, but he never dreamed that Ferzabal would! go so far a3
to accuse hix outright of being a “c27IxM asent. :

2. LikiiG/3 then speculated tuat Ferzabal could not have cone such a serids

: thing of tis own initiative, but cust necessarily heave been inspired by

some outside source, most probably the LIRING establisiment. He econtizued

; thet he therefore felt it core necessary than ever to put the LIgInG Chief
Pup asainst the wall" end force 22 to adcit nis comrlicity.) LIZING/3 added
that he hed seen "Rémulo* on 3 Jactery a3 plexned and had told him about
the letter froa Marta and Terzabal's treachery. According tal LIKIHG/3
"Rémulo” became indignant and volunteered to accorpany LIKING/3 to the
LIRING establishment to have the whole thing out once and for all. LIkz:G/3
appeared so cisturbed at the unexpected news that howton found it impossible

--- - to check with him on the exact tine and place he allegedly met "Rémulo0” on
Priday, 3/1/69. dhen Rowton stated that he felt it very inportant to iden-
tify "Rémulo” positivgely ( Rowton alleged that he had acce is to the Gober-
nacién “mug file" of persons wante? by the Guatemalan Government and given
to the Mexicans for identificaticn}, LIRING/3 volunteered ta arrange to
meet "Rémulo” somewhere in public as soon 28 possible so that koston could
get a good look at bim ( as ke had crefiously done in the case of "Garcia").
3. Rowton advised LIRING/3 #66 not uncer any circumstances to attespt to
lure "Rémulo” to any public place, especially since the latter had estab-
lished a pattern of meeting with hia in a safehouse, but simply to tell
Rowton the next time he was invited to visit tne safehouse dnd kowton sould ;
cover the place from as conveniect a’ spot as possible (e.g. woolworkh's

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Reference 2 HiB34-36114, 27 Lecember 1968 '

1. Forwarded herevith as attachment sl are cicght reports

prepared by *allace B. ZOVTON on the latest develo-nents of

the LIRIWG-3 operation. The sost important of these are!
reviawest hatlew_ I

RB. “Romulo,” who later deecribed himself as
Mario *HENDE, avneared on the scene as tke liaison;
man betveen LIRING-3 and the wuatemalan FAR.
Humberto SGONZALEZ Vega, whom BiNDEZ called “zl :
Gato,” appareztly uace initial contact with LIBI#G-3
on his own initiative. WctDES said that "Zl Gate” |
was s "good eleresat"” but emphasized that he (HEYDKZ)
would be tie persoa LIRI3a-3 would deal with oa

FAR matters, 4 cosy of ths a&keics OF HINDEL trava

by LIRING-3 was shown by the Station to LIRIDLL-2.
The iatter, without any hesitation, identified it
ap Javier ®CORTRERAS, leading YAR reprosentative

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. Attachments: |

1. Reports (8), b/w
2. Documents (7), a/3/c Cone ee

Distribution:
Orig & 2 ~ C/THD (w/atts - 1 copy cach)
2 - COS, Guatenala City (v/atts - 1 copy eaeh)

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LIRINU-3 the armreed unon recomiticea simnal, may
still ust ve the “Pavel LIZINI-3 was told he would
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in the eo of the PREDUSleres. Ze has received
several letters (seo parazrach 2} from nonbera of

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the FAR in Guatemale warning him that adverse runcrs |

(seme of thes calling him a *CPIRH agent) have bees
circulated in that country by Carloa PORTABAL Harcue.
Enoving that PLRZABAL's father-ia-lew is a close
aFiend of Chief, LIKING, LIZING-3 sourced the rusors
to the LIZING heaman. Le first took up the watter
of the secusations sade against Sie vith LIRING-3.
The lstter saia there was nothing to this, but, and
there wes a but, LIAINS-9 rewinded LIHING-3 that .
ia tho vast he had been connected “vith a ceracn of
systerious and susoiecious affiliations,” a clear
reference to 2G7TOH, LIBING-3's Greek fsicsd. Vvhon
LISING-S iasieted be wanted to discuss the catter

of the alizzatiocas uade arainst hin directly with
Catef, LIRINS, LIBIAG-® promiged to make an anpeoint-
went for hin. This aopointneat, hovever, never
paterialized. That Chief, LIZING may have sxread
the allozations rate against LIRING-3 by PERZABAL
was coafiraed by Rolando °SUAR:Z (see RCXTON’s
Feport dated 31 December), LIR1%36-3 also took uo
the uattor of the PiRZAPAL cenunciations with NEYDiZ,
wko told him that the FAg had naid no attention to
them and evea accossanied LIRISG-3 to PiadZABAL's
bouse. LIRING-3, however, saje the mistake of
giving bis namo whea asked who vas calling. The
result, as could be expected, waz that PL.ZABAL was
“not in.“ ANDES agreed to accomvany LIZi%3-3 to
LIRING to talk to its Chief, but he warned LIAZIN}3
not to make accusations without proof. HENDEZ,
fucidentally, dosa oot apnear to be pro-PBRUAEH.

_ Thies is interesting in view of the fact that:

CONTR CHAS, with whom be may be identical, is a
suspected contact of the PaaUMsvers.

©. Go far, it 40es sot seex that the FAR has
been greatly disturbed by the accusations nate ;
against LInINg-3, In fact, wivoct aad the tvo other
FAR penbers LIKINS-3 set on 1 January have urzed
LIBING-3 to join then in the bills of Guatenala,
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@ bexicaa had joined their fizht. This was ancarently
to npreal to the coxican left and gain their support.
Wkile LIRING-3 bas veclared hiazself ready to zo back
to GWatenala (if this was what kKOVTOY wartec bim te
do), he did not need AOETOA to decide that uroad- |
Ceetiag his name from the jungles of GQuate=zszia was |
act a thing he wanted anyone to Jo. At station
directive, LIRING-3 pointed out that after his
recent imorisonment he had to take care of his wife
before dcizg any core for the cause. The best way -
to do this sas to take LIRING-4 to FRRUMEX and leave
her with rolatives. This led LIZING-3 to ask what,,
if anything, he could do for the FAR in Hexico. }
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a. A copy of a letter from Oscar Koises

b. A translation and a cocy of a letter, ¢:tea
Deeenber 1968, from Marta *BARRIOS.

¢. Translations and copies of lettera fron |
Marta BARZIOS to LIKING-3 and LIELWC-4 dated {
26 Decenber and from “Violeta” dated 17 soveeber. |
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a. Copiss of two ietters and two postcards
Feceived by LIRINS-3 from Rafaci and Rizgoberto
*ARGUETA Alvaraco cated 19 December (seo ROVTO‘('s
report of 19 vecesber),.

@. A ecovy of the letter sont by LIRING-3 to
Carlos *PZRZAHAL Marcue with conies for the Mexican: :
aad Spanish Communist Partios. This letter is i H
dated -5 December. i

f. A cony of an article written by LIRING-3
and published im a \Vexican magazine. The dato,
mumber, and same of the magazine are sarke4 ca the
copy. .

.@-. A copy of the note written by Jacobo “4
®RODRIGUSZ Padilla (a longtime menber of the |
Guatemalan Communist Party living ia sexico) -
introducing Carlos *1LUP?ié (who was an important
FAR leaver in Gastenala ustil he came to Mexico in
late 1263).

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Cafapes cevspaper announcing LIZIN3-3's release.

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cof 1. Personnel: There were no changes in personnel in
, the PENUMEN Section of the Station during October and Novenber.
2 Wallace 8, ROSTON returned from his TDY on 15 Octcber.
* Leslie I. HENDRZIQUE was at the Station TDY 26 throuzh 30
2 November in connection with the LISAGA case. Henry J. SLOMAN
. was at the Station TDY on 8 November to debrief ASSTPUT-16.
. Leonard S, TOAUET visited the Station during the last week |
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A. LIAGILE-1: LIAGILE-1 cane to xexico on : ,
. 19 October and returned to PERUNEXN on 1 Nov ember,:
but he did not contact the Station, (See MEXICO '
CiTyY--74974.)

B.  LICARD-1: LITARD-1 returned from his TDY
to Kacrid in October. His mission was unsuccessful.
The Madrid Station provided detailed reports on |
this operation. :

C. LISAGA-1: LISAGA-1 returned to Mexico on
25 November 1968. He remained in Mexico to receive
special training and to undergo debriefing by a .
Eeadguarters TDYer until 9 December, when he returned -
to PBRUMEN,. Hy : ,
° D. Subject of MEXICO CITY-6266: LIADLIB-1.
fe finisked his debriefing of Subject during this period.
- (See HiYWA-soolr )

a. - E.- HAGLIDER-1: HAGLIDER-i did not return to.
. Mexico during this period. ;
F. YSWAIT-2: YJWAIT-2 did not return to Mexico
during this period.
7 G. Subject of MEXICO CITY-7595: Subject |
: defected to the Vexicans during the Olympics. The
Station arranged for a press conference through ;
LITAMIL-3. LITANIL-3's debriefing revealed that!
. Subject did not have any intelligence of value. |
ri i (See also MEXICO CITY-7621.)
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; H. AMSILLOS-1: AMWILLOW-1 arrived in Vexico
on 22 Noverber and returned to PBRUNEN on 2 December.
: FRADYFR could not meet him as he was at Headquarters
. on TDY. (See MEXICO CITY~8215 and -8335.)

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j , A. Subject of MEXICO CITY-5442: LICOMET-2;

“3 : received a call fron Subject on 24 November asking

2 * hin to take care of two friends who were visiting

Kexico fron PBRUMEN. During the same call, Subject
indicated he would be coming to Mexico City soon on
wacation and would notify LICOXET-2 of the exact  . |
date and details. ed

. .»* B. AMICARUS-1: After enlisting the cooperation ,
ef AMICARUS-3 in Veracruz, the Station is awaiting |
‘the arrival of AMICARUS-1, scheduled to transit
Kexico City fron PBRUMEN, to re-establish contact
between the tyo and have AMICARUS-3 develop AMICARUS-1.
(See MEXICO CITY-8136, et cetera. ) j

AXCAJOLE-1 was scheduled to visit Mexico from PBRUNEN.
e Bovever, his father at the last minute reportedly

oo _ ‘. «|. “Blocked” his departure. (See also MEXICO CITY-7574
so. . J ‘ and. -7622.) ‘

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he can develop’ a close relationship with EHO,
Mexico City.

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. E. Sabject of MEXICO CLYY-7946: The Station
is cooperntizcg with LNEfGO in preparing for, tke i
arxgiv2l of Sudject's son in Yexico., The Station‘
has assisted in getting a Mexican visa for the son.
The son arrived in Nexico on 2 Decerber, but it has
not yet been determined whether he is willing to:
be contacted and, hopefully, debriefed. |
4. ‘Legal Travelers to PBRUMEN: { ‘

A. LIRING-4: According to LIRING-3, LIEING-4
is in no condition to accept any assignnent or
instructions for a trip to PBRUMEN. There is,
however, some possibility that LIRING-3 nay go to
PBRUNEX on a “cultural" mission, at which time he
will report directly to PBRUMEN officials on his
activities in Guatenala. LIRING-9 has reiterated
that he wants both LIRING-3 and LIRING-4 toizo. but
has not Suggesved dates ror this travel. (See
MEXICO CITY-8159 and ~-8228.)

B. LIRENO-2: LIRENO-2's papers are finally.
in order, and she has indicated that she is still
willing to travel to PRRUMEN. However, the recent
death of her nother, as well as the recent incar-
ceration of her son (in a frare-up by his exployer -
see NEKICO CITY-8182), has brought her to a prysical
and psychological low. The Station is allowing her
time to recuperate before raising the question again.

C. LIANELE-1: LIANKLE-1 has not yet settled
in Mexico City. There was no contact with her
during this period.

D. LIARYN-1: Per MEXICO CITY-7433, LIAR#-1
was met during the Olympics, but did not have access
to much information of value. (See MEXICO CIT:-7563
and ~7741.) In spite of the fact that he was in |
daily contact with PBRUNEN participants, some of whom
spent considerable time with hin, he came up with
virtually nothing. The Station, at present, has no
contact with LIARM-1, who has returned to the :

EB. Subject of MEXICO CITY-5853 (News contact
of LITANIL-3}: Subject has been reapproached about -
making a trip to PBRUNEN now that the Olympics are
over. He has indicated. his willingness to mzke such
a trip now. LITAMIL-3 is arranging a meeting between
Subject and a Station Case Officer. 7 1 -
F. LIRENO-8: On 17 October LIRENO-8 was

instructed to actively arrange for a trip td PSRUNEX,
and, if he goes, to see about taking some c ses:

in that countr;. (See NEXICO CITY-7738 and lHMA-35593. }.

In the mneantine, he has become completely integrated
into the PBRUMEN Consulate and cultural institute :
in his town. In this capacity he will be ina i

position to repert on PBRUMEN activities in.that area.

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still planning to have ROWION cxplore ihe feasibility
of approzching Scbiect and using hin as an eventual
source in FERUAEN, where, by the nature cf kis >
function, he stiil maintains contacts. (See mau-
35516.) -

H, AXMSTRUT-16: Subject traveled to PITUHky
on 18 October 1258 and returned on 1 Neverbecr. On
her return to Mexico she was debriefed by Eenry J.
SLOUAN, who caxe to Mexico on TDY for this purpose.
Tne results of this debriefing were received in i
UFAA-355. . i

I. Subject of MEXICO CiTy-8319: LITAiIL-3:
was contacted by Subject, who returned fron PESTUEN
on 2 feeember. Subject was debriefed by a Straiion
Case Officer oa the current status of the relation-
ship beteeen his organization and the PSATUIHEy :
Governuent, and on other requirements given bim -

' before his departure for PBRUNEN Tne nost promising
factor in this oneration is the fact that fcur of
hic aubnedinetac will ha enmine ont far s canferance
in April 1969. Subject promised to give the Station
access to any or all of these individuals.

5. Technical Penetration and Coverage of LIRING and the
Residences of LIRING Personnel;

A. MEYRAP in Chief, LIRING's Residence: |
MEXICO CITY-7982 reported on the difficulties ‘
encountered in trying to have a LIRISK unit installed
ia the LIB4ACK-42 LD, The Station made its ow LIRISK
installatioa on 23 November. (See MEXICO CIT¥-8182.)
All attezpts to activate the WXTRAP have so far i
been unsuccessfui. (See MEXICO CITY-8303.) i

B. LESAYPSN: LISAWPAN coverage of Birk i
continued. EASY w2s lost on 9 October as a result
of a routine installation in the same duildirg by
the LIEBISK cozpany. Attempts to activate EAST fron
LISARI were unsuccessful. (See MEXICO C17¥-7593; and
-8232.) i

c. "“ LEENVOY: LIEXVOY coverage has remained
unchanged. The LIRING Commercial line still has
not been reconnected.

D. LIFEAT: -LIFEAT coverage of LIRING-21 was
discontinucd on 15 November for security rezsous.
The coverage was renewed on 6 December. |

* BE. LIONION: LIONION-1 continued to perform
his photographic and audio duties. Ris ability pow
to identify people by name by monitoring DOG aS}
particularly useful. -

F. LIROSIN: LIROSIN-1 was kept on full salary
during the period. In late November he was giv :
the assignment of renting a new LP shich vas § ted'
by LITAINT-2. He successfully rented this LP
4 Decenber, after LIREXO-1 laid the grouncverk, jand .
will move into it on 18 Decerber 1968.. This willl
be the base for an audio operation against. LIRING-2,

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H. Audio Against the Residences of LIRING-21
and LIRING-24: Via LIPEALN-1 the Station located
empty apartments in the s sane buildings there these
tyro LIRING officers live. <aAttecpts to rent at lesst
one of these for an aucio operation proved difficult
in yiew oi the need for a cosigner and finding
suitable people to move in. LIROSIN-) was' goi:g to
attcrpt to moke some arranzement shen the LP described
iu subparagraph SF turned up. The Station’ decided
the latte: was of higher priority and discontinued
its efforts to rent the apartments next to LIRING-21
and LIRING-24.

6. Physical Penetration and Coverage of LIRING:

A. PsRUMEY Deputy in Merida: This target
left PCS on 15 November 1968, (See MECICO CITY-8148.)

B. LITAMIL-7: The Station had no contact with
LisAritecé® aurauy tuap peaivu, Sue war, LUwcvesr,
seen chatting with LIRING members on several occasions,
She was not observed visiting LIRING. ‘

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C. Female Access Agent (Subject of HEXICO
CITY-5958): No contact was established during this
period. i

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D. LIRING-3/LIRING-4: On 29 October ROTTON
met LIRING-3 after his release from jail. The
results of the initial debriefing were cabied in
MEXICO CITY-7900. LIRING-3 indicated that LIRING-4
was very nervous and upset, and that he wanted all
his own activity and associaticn with ROYTON to be
kept from her. LIRING-3 has been mecting fairly
frequently with LIRING-9, who has been debriefing
him on his encarceration in Guatemala. (See MEXICO
CITY-8159 and ~8228.)

EB. PBRUMEN Naids: The Station decided to
mount an operation against the PBRUMEN maids, and
selected LIEVBRACE-3 as a suitable access agent.
(See MECLICO CITY-7861.) The Station is in the
precess of turning LIEXBRACE-3 over to LIREALI-1,
who will be the outside Case Officer on this

operation. (See alse MEXICO CITY-8124.)

F. Chief, LIRING: The Station has corresponded
‘with Headquarters about a false flag cold: approach

- against Chief, LIRING. This still is in the ex-
ploratory stages. (See MEXICO CITY-8242.)

“”. Harassment of LIRING: ‘ There vere no new Huarache

8. LICOMET Debriefing Center: MEXICO crtry-eoee reported
that the charitable sponsorship covering the overt activities
of the debriefing certer ended on 31 October 1968 and that the
extra financial cover for the office space would end 30 November.
Headquarters’ assistance was requested in resolving this
problem. (Sce also MEXICO-CITY--8179 and -8287.) HMMA-35887
forwarded nore detailed LICONET-2 reports on the LICOMET cover

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9. QUHCON: ‘There were no operations against QUMOON
during this period. * QUIOON's activity in Mexico remained
normal. . i. 7

10. Double Agents: LISASSY-1 returned from-his European
trip on 17 Novenber and was .recontacted by LIRING-9, who
levied redguircements on him #5 reported in WEXICO CITy-833
LISASSY~-1 continues to have difficulty satisfying LIRING-9-
requests for information on the activities of -the: PBRUMEN
community in Mexico City and Hi2.i. The CI aspect of the
LISASSY-1 operation vas virtually at a standstill, for two
reasons: first, at one time or another, either LIRING-9 or
LISASSY-1 was out of Mexico; and second, the Station has beer
unable tu cone up with information which LISASSY~1 could pass
to LIRJNG-9. In this last resrect, LIS‘SSY-1 continues to be
an excellent channel ef WOFIRi-controlled information to the
PBRUMEN Government via LIRING-3.

11. Operations Against PEEUMEN Subversive  Agtavities in
Latin America: 1 i

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A. LIRING-3: See NESICO CITY-7500 for. ROWTON' s

-” cae sricting nP Ven e
Gnitint fobrictin SI LINING DS wu eeu emo dat

Guatenala. MEXICO Cilfy-72425. reported that LIRING-3
received a letter from Guatemala which he interpreted
as a check on a new commo channel between the
Guatemalan rebels and hin. LIRING-3 reported at
“length to LIRING-9 on his contacts with FAR sezbers
while in jail. At LIRINS-3's suggestion, LIRING-9
may send LIRING-3 to PBRUXZY¥Y to make a personal
report on this. (See MEXICO CITY-8159.) ‘More
detailed reports were forwarded in HN MA-35905.
HMMA-35904 forwarded a veport of LIRING-3's imprison-~-
ment in Guatemala. i .
B. Letter Drops: The PBRUMEN letter drops
being covered by the Station only produced one
interesting letter during this period. (See: HMA-
35873.) The Station suggested that Hecdquarters
follow up on the lead provided.
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C. LIRING-7: LIRIXG-7 continued to see his
Mexican leftist student "friends" during this period.
- (See HYMA-35822.) He also escorted a high-ranking
member of the Orthodox Church during a visit to
Mexico. One intelligence dissemination was made on
the basis of information produced by LIRING-7 curing
this visit.

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D. LIHACK-4: When he was in jail in mid- |
November, LIHACK-4 was approached by. sone Mexicans
arrested in connection with the student disturbances.
He was asked to take a walkie-type radio intq jail
for their commo, and was asked if he would bd@ willing
to assist them with his haz radio equipment for
direct commo between the revolutionaries and PBRU:IEN,
since going through LIRING vas not satisfactory.
The Station is taking a wait-and-see attitudd to see
how this develops. (Sce MEXICO CITY-8213.) f= F

E. Subject of HMMA-35S72: Via LIFEAT, LTENTRAP,

and the LIEMBRACEs, the Station identified a :Nexican
student contact of LIRING. Background information:
on this person, including_photos, was passed to the
LITE3POs on 21 November 1965 with a suggestion that
they arrest and interrogate the person. (see HIBIA~
35872 for details.)

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A. AMMCOK-3: ANBOOX-2 16 eaployed by a local
Mexican television station and apparently does not
intend to return to PuRULIN., ‘The Station had no |
ops contact with AMBOCOX-3 during the period of this
repori., He planned to trave] to the United States
to cover the Apollo/8 launching at Cape Kennedy in
‘late Decenber 1968, but this was not definite.

B. Travel Control Infornation: LIFIRE; LICOMET,
and LITEMPO continued to previde this type of :
information.

C. PBRUMEN Pishing Fliect: There was no
activity asainst this target. Several fishing
boats, hoxever, did seck shelter at Isla Mujeres,
and on cach occasion several crew menbers sought
asylum, The LICONETs were alerted each time to try
to obtain debriefings of these men. (See MEXICO
CITY-8023.)

3 i
VD. MMVEPEN: one LiGusinss coutinued ve pruvaide
QUKNOON cargo manifests, and LIREXO-1 provided crew
and ship manifests. The manifests were pouched to
35912) and Headquarters for processing. (See HMMA-
35912, ;

E. AMDESTINE-1: AMDESTINE-1 was terminated
per Headquarters direction. See MEXICO. CITY-7664,
DIRECTO2-42579, and MsXICO CITyY-7739.

- F. AMDAUB-1: On 17 October ANDAUB-1 asked
for assistance from LNPURE. (See NEXICO CITY-7709.)
On 25 October he left Mexico for Miami, where he .

was met and handled by WH/Miami. (See JSCOBRA-1427, ,)

G. LIAMATOL-1: LIAMATOL-1 was met on! 7 October
1968 and agreed to cooperate with the Case Officer
by furnishing information on the activities of the
PBRUNEXers in the Veracruz area. LIAMATOL-1
requested that his main line of communication vith
the Station be through LIRENO-1 for security reasons.
(See HICIA-35913 and -35917.) ; :
H. Subject of MEXICO CITY-7515: The station
notified Headquarters of the arrival in Mexico of
@ person on the list of "40." The Station was asked
* to contact this Subject's brother to determine the
. present status of Subject. This was done, and the
report submitted in MEXICO CITY-7754 indicated that
he was content with his life in PBRUMEN and‘ was not
interested in contacts, even with his own brother,
if there was to be pressure applied for him to i
remain outside PBRUMEN. ‘ee

I, During a baséball game between PBRUMEN and
the United States during November, the PBRUMNEN |
playere attacked several Spectators. Through ~- !
LITANIL-3 the Station is trying to arrange jto have
one of those attacked sue a LIRING employee. (See
MEXICO CITY-8044, ~8048, -8078, and -8285.)} However,
the Station-cleared lawyer ran into difficultics
with the Mexican Government. Court authorities who
passed the lawyer a transcript of the original charges
against the LIRING employee advised the lawyer he

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home of ANSTRUT-&, who in turn notified the Station
_ to cone and pick it up. The contents of the letter
“were forwarded to Heuwdquariers in MEXICO CITY-8130.
This is a Headquarters case in which the Station!
participates only as a letter drop via A\MSTRUT-8

13. As can be seen, 211 the above has been previously

reported to Headquarters. In view of this, and the fact that’

the PBRUMEN Section, in addition, submits regular quarterly
progress reports on its projects, it is felt that reporting
on the Station's activities against the PBRUMEN target is
fadequate. Therefore, the Station once more suggests that
formal PBRUMEN Section monthly or bimonthly reports be
discontinued. Please advise.

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teal with Angel Himhertn CON7SUF7 Vans The onty Strtion trate on

atter individual was forwarded with iigc- 3098, 14 June 1963, fron a

of umdetermined reliability. In this report GONZALEZ was iisted

ug -ciive in the peace mo.crent of the Guatemalan Commmist Party
- GONZALE2's date of birta was given as 2 October 1927. Biographic — ,
and a photo of GONZALEZ have deen sequested fom liaison and. will be |
«ded to addressees wher. rec .ved.

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‘. According to Station infomation, Gustavo COLINTRES Barrios was.
ced on 3 July 1963: by the Guatemalan authorities. de was described

-is tine as a menber of “the supply network of the Rebel Armed Forces ,

", Although no further information is available in Station files, j

‘DRES was apparently consimed and sent to El Pavon. ; :

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%. Tn reterence to the names mentioned to LIRING-3 0, GNZALEZ i

dov.. acgr.a, Jorge Torron and Avecillas"), Guatemaiz Cit, feels *

pre -..¥ refer to Hector SANDOVAL Alegria, "Jose Samel TORON' 3

.0S, —~ Ricardo Israel VALIVILLOS Perez. All of these individuals
re;. -cecay arrested by the -exican authorities in May 1968 for an
We. -y- (MEXIOO CITY 5590, 17 May 1968). In addition, it is

-. « the “Nunez” mentioned later by GONZALEZ is identical with
Ros trae NUNEZ Sanchez, a Guatemalan Rightist who was also reportedly
ste oth SANDOVAL, TORON, and VALLECILLOS.

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‘lished for LIRING-3 in Mexico. Whether or not LIFING ever seexs to
the services of LIRING-3, the nainpainence of his contact with
“ALEZ might lead the FAR to utilize LiziNG-3 in some support. capacity
exico City. Such an opportimity could provide WOrixM with a vaiuable
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a ical with Angel Humberto G\..LEZ Vers. The only ‘Station trace on’
i te _atter_individual- was. forwarded with #0-=3698, 14 June 1963. from a’

is ~* of undetermined reliability. In this renort GONZALFZ «.< listed:
: gy eed an the peace MOVEMENT OL Ine Guatemalan Commar..5t Party:
oe 's date .of-birth-was-given-as2 October i927. Biographic
Pi “and a photo. “Of GONZALEZ. hav... cbeen requested from iiaison and will be

PHC -rded' to. addressees when -receiveds ——— > , :

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t ‘sted ied on 3 Juiy 1967 by the Guatemalan authorities. He was described

tia is' time as a member..of “‘the-supply-network of the Rebel Armed Forces
rig Although no further inforsation is available in Station files, ; Sg
: £ URES was _ apparently consigned-and-sent-to El Pavon. : '
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x oval “Alegria, Jorge Torron and avecillas"), Guatemala City feeis
> probabiy refer_to_Hector_sAUVal-Alegria, Jose Samuel TOON
TK 0S, and Ricardo Ismael VALLCCILLOS Perez. All of these individuals
feported: zy <rrested by tieMexican-authorities in May 1968 for an
a SEXIO cry 5592, 17 Mey 1968). In addition, it is
: ae 2" mena use _sater—by GONZALEZ 1s identical with
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Reference : HMMA-36184, 17 January 1969 }

1. Forwarded attached are the two last contact reports
written by Wallace B. ROSTON on LIRING-3 before « I#TON's
departure on TDY in late January 1969. These reports are
uatcu re auu “e gauuaLry. ALSY LULWaLUCH 25 ahUtHC’ Lepurs
by ROFTON, dated 28 November 1968, which the Station somehow
failed to forward. | !

“2, That LIRING has forwarded information to the Mexican:
Communist Party casting suspicion on LIRING-3’s past activities
did not come as a great shock. Heraclio ZEPEDA is known to
the Station as a previous teacher at the University of Jalapa
who said in 1960 that he would accept a teaching position ia
PBRUMEN, a country he has visited on several occasions at the
invitation of its government. ZEPKDA aiso spent some time

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Correspondent of La Voz de Wexico, an official organi of the
Mexican Communist Party (see HMMA-27727, 24 November! 1965),
ZEPEDA apparently also visited Comzunist China. He appears
to be well acquainted with LIRING-9. In view of the’ above,
the Station instructed ROJTON to ask LIRING-3 to refrain from
attempting to use ZEPEDA to obtain a "bootleg" copy of the
LIRING letter to the Mexican Communist Party. Tne Station
feels a copy of this letter would add little to the known fact
that LIRING-3 is a person that LIRING continues to view as
"suspect." LIONHEART has been asked for up-to-date inrorma-
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4. LIRING/3 reported to Rowton at 0915 on 27/11/65 that he had imet sith
LIxIN@/9 at the LIRING estabdlinhment fren about 1745 until 1900 on 26/11/63.

He stated that he gave LIKING/9 his written report on his recent experiences

in Guatemala and the conclusions be drew from talzing with PAR members there.
L/3 also stated that he did his best to assure L/S that, aithough he sympathized
with the laments of the Leén Earrios brothers, ne was really on the PBHUMZN -
side and offered to do all he could to assist’ the-IhINGs in their attexpts to
assist the revolutionary forces. The following is Rowton's reconstruction of
the conversation, based on LIEZING/3's report:

L/3:.°I'm sorry to be late, but I bad to finish the report."
L/9: "Alright. I've been waiting here at the gate so there wouldn't
be any furtner delay. Let's go to my office so we can talk pri-

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Upon entering office, 1/9 removes jacket and offers 1/3 a Beat in the
office.
: L/3: "Nell, bere's my resort. I must apologize that it’s in rough draft
form. I had to write it rather hurriedly when my vife was not sround.
It's really just a series of badly orgarized thoughts and ideas but
i ' I'l] be glad to explain. There's a great deal more, of course, that
I could explain on the subject. Do you wish me to read it?"
1 - L/9: "Ko, that's alright. |
L/9 glences through the report and continuen:
"I'll read it carefully later. I really didn't expect auch 2 long
report. I appreciate it. In the meantine, how are you doing in your
personal effeirs?? : “
L/3: “tell, as I told you last time, I'm very zuch up in toe adr at_ the
i -. -  .moent. My exposition has started but is net going aswell as can be
| expected - as well as I had hoped. You kmow, these things have their
| Ss up's and down's. I'll sell sone things, at least to Gover my current
poe ' expenses, but I*11 really have to get better organized financially
; '_ in the near future. The first problem that I'm really worried about
- gg my wife, and I frankly feel that I gust appeal to, you for help.
1/9: "Of course. Well, what is the problem?” |
1/3: "AS you «now, some time ago ny wife and I had a seribs of. ‘unpleasant
situations that alsost led to a separation...” i . oe ;
L/9: "Is that right! sas it that serious?" "anything political?” - ‘

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of the doctor we just said hello to as we came in, tue ione talxing with

LIgIKG/2. "
"Is that so? I had no ideal"

“#ell I assumed you inew, since Carmen's father is a close friend of

‘your Chief. in any case, it's over now, and I don't expect any trouble

fro: that quarter. However, I feel that I should explain that E have
an obligation to ny wife for all that she did not me while I was in

jail with no help from anyone, as you well know."

"Yes, it was difficult for her.”

"You see, my wife is a sincere revolutionary, but she really coesn't

want anv vart of the activity that a newnlutian danendd.

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many others, including my former cell-mate end his fanous uncle, who
talk a great revolution, but fall apart when the chips are dowa.”

"Yes, we know plenty of those types."

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"well, anyway, my wife wouldn't approve of my reinvolvement end keeps
pressing me to take a "respectable" job waich she knows I could obtain

througn my friends. éhat I really wnat to do is to somehow calm her down |

and srrenge things so that she won't have any ides of my politicsi pians.
As you know her father is very ill in New York, and she is anxious to
see him before he dies. I can arrange an exposition in ‘Montreal and then
asx the father to come up to see us there. That would get around the

problem of a U.35. visa, which I'a
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sure neither of us could get.”

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"The mly problem is trensporta‘ion. Air passage is too ‘expensive and
unfortunately there are no boats going from here. They‘all stop st New
York. Don't you have reguler ship traffic to Montreal, iso that we could

go taat way?”

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* ge could then kill two birds with ona stone, by stopping off at the

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"I hope you understand my problen. I'm in a very pated, way: financially

at the moment, and couldn't possibly solve this proble

your help."

"well, how are you ‘doing otherwide - I mean in seeting living expongses?*

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‘2. LIRIKG/3 told Rowton at a subsequent neeting (1100 28/11/6809 that when
he returned home the previous evening, he found to bis surprise a note slipped

under the door from LIHING/9 asking him rot to forget to come by at ‘1000 on
Monday, 2 becember,1968,.

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“The exposition is not going as well as I expected. But ‘the problem
I'm really comcprred gbout de thet of ny wife."

"Let her go to FBRUNEN.*

"what do you mean? I don't understand.”

"Bell, I mean with you, when you g0.° :

"Ch, yes, I see. Of course. She cen see her relatives and there won't

be a problem. You know sy wife was gettirs pretty desperate cbout seeing

Northanerican Ambassy for a visa so that ste could go to tew York. Imagine

that! I told it would be no use - just a waste of time since she woivind

get the visa.”

"For heaven's sake, tell her not to go! That would create so end of
fatccce,ebivus in vae PDKUMZN capital. Calm her downaby all means.
"Getting back to my report, as I said, sany points can de expanded."

"You know I have plenty of time row. I'm up in the air, as I said, not
Going much - just the exposition. Cn the other hand you! mea busy man.
You set the time."
" I taink about 1060 would be good. Is that okay with you?
" Yes. I'll be back." ;
"I'm gald you covered the important point as to what the. FAR th inks of
us. This is very important to us. Also you say that you expect a contact
with one of them here?* i
"Yes, with a certain ‘Pavel’ but I don‘*t know when. I am ‘im contact as ycu
ean see. They have been writing me xore or less regularly since my de-
parture." ( L/3 takes two letters from pocket and shows then, but L/
makes no move to take them or reed contents.) ,
"Well, I‘ll be waiting for you at 71000 on Honday.”

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with the accusatiozs made arainst hic to Harta Barrios de leén by

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On the evering of & Janusry,1969, Identity B

srooth over the hard feelincs that hed arisen Letween LIRIKG/3
and hex husband. She denied any knowledge of charges made by

cad Luwovand aptiust 1/5 80a C1almec thst she could not believe
them in any case. When L/3 stated that he had definite proof:

in the forz ef a letter Identity B insisted on seeing it.

L/3 (who had given the criginal letter to Rorton) stalled pro-
mising to sroduce the letter on 10 January ir the presence of her
husband. L/3 told Rowton that when he atterpted to contact Iden B
and her husband by phone on the morning of 10 January, he found
the phone constantly busy and suspects that the receiver was

left purposely off the hcok. , '

On the evening of 12 January,1969, Arturo Serrare of the CPM,
visited LIZING/3 at his home and told him that the Central Con-
nittee of the CPM had discussed his feud with Identity A. ,

in response. to the letter LIKING/3 had sent to it alleging thet
Iden A was maliening him unjustly. Serrano continued thet the

CC of the CFM had found the letter too vague to make any sense,
Dut in any case could not taxe Iden A seriously. Serrano told
L/3 that Iden A and =_ Identity B _had been recently formally
expelled frez the party for ideolosicel reasons, but still had a
muaber of friends willing te vouch for them. On tne! other hand
Serrano stated that the CC of the CFM had received information
"some time avo" from the LiginG office alleging that LIRING/3 had
been acting in a suspicious manner, eSp2cially with) regard to cer-
tain information he had provided concerning Julian Lépez that
“could not tave come from a scurse other than the police." Serrano
continued that although the CrM had no love for the|LIRIRG office
it nevertheless had to take such a report into consideration and
the burden of proof was really on LIdI: 5/3.

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friend Jacobo Rodr{auez Padills was residing at Calle Verecruz 14,
apartment, and that the Carlos Vege,enom Jacobo sad sent to’ LIRING/3's
home with a note asking i/3 to help Vega, was living in the azotea
(servant's) room belonging to Jacobo's apartzent.

2. L/3 also reported that Carlos Vera again celled on hin unersounced
at hia anartrent on 20 Januarv.and asked him to arranze torourch his
PBRUMIN friends to senc a puckage of medicine to a son of ‘turcios

who was living in the PSRUMcH capital. Vega alss asked L/3 to send

two “very important" letters to PSXUNSN throurck friends who could
bypess the usual censorship. L/3 fromised to io what he could and asked
Vega to deliver tne letters tohin on 25 January. i

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unexplained behavior of Carlos Vega ( he originally told 1/3 that te
was a close friend of Identity A ), Rowton aszreed with 1/3 thet
no attempt should be made to open the letters ard shat they should
be delivered ;rozptly to the LIKING office for «natever disposicicn
that estabiishment might wnat to make of the letters. L/3 prosised

to note carefully the addressees of the letters. |
&, Fowton tcld L/3 that he would have to leave tow for a visit to

Monterrey and was not certain when he would be atie to finish his
business there. He made at date, towever, for 1000, 3 Febrtary,at
the Camino heal restaureant,and asked L/3 to return to the saze slace
at 1000 on 7 February in the event that Rowton did not vee at the
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horns” ana send as such data as possitle to defend himself
to all "ispertant progressive” organizations. He volunteered
to pass a ccpy of the letter from Marta 2Barrios toe the CrM and
L/3's version of the arrest and detention as scon as he had pre-
pared it. ;
rio. In response to Rowton's query as to any other friends 1/3 might have
ye) in the CFK who misnt be able to obtain a copy of the origzizat letter from
> the LIRING Cffice, LIRING/3 recalled thet an old acquaintence from Chiapas,
x Tewcraltic Peorian, Led ievcuesy duviveu cim to ainner and appeared anxious to
* Te-estabiiso contact with bic. I/3 told Rowton tet he bed “nown Zepeda
in the P2RUM=N capital sore six years previously and recalled that Zepeda
had traveled and stucied in Cozomunist China and the Soviet Union before re-
turing to Mexicc. Zereda recently told 1/3 that he was euployed in CCNASUPO
and that he had written several articles favorable to 1/3 im: "Eenovecién"
a daily newspaper he controlled in Tuxla-Gutierrez,Chiepas. L/3 told Rowton
toat he later learned thatthe newspaper was actually owned by Hank Gonzdlez,
general director of CGNASLPO, who apparently hed political aubitions.

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why he bad recontacted i/3 after so long a time, but to ascertain his current

relationship with the CPH and the LIRINS office, if any.

&. LIRING/3 stated that he hed not been recontactea by "Résulo" and pronised
to advise Rowton in advance of a future neeting sc tkat Rowton could cover
4t in the hope of getting a good look at the FARK representative.

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